Yellowstone worker who vanished on hike is still missing
Yellowstone worker who vanished on hike left eerie note at peak: ‘Can’t feel my fingers’
I can’t feel my fingers and my glasses are so fogged from the ruthless weather of the mountains,” Austin King, 22, wrote in the registry atop the 11,361-foot Eagle Peak in
Yellowstone worker mysteriously vanished on hike. Now his father has released haunting note found on mountain
Austin King was last in contact with his family a month ago while hiking in Eagle Peak in Wyoming – Yellowstone’s highest mountain
Where Is Austin King? Search Continues For Missing Yellowstone Employee
Austin King, 22, last contacted his friends and family on September 17 atop Yellowstone's Eagle Peak before he went missing.
Yellowstone launches aerial search after worker Austin King vanished on hike, leaving behind chilling note
Yellowstone National Park officials were launching Sunday an aerial search for missing 22-year-old Austin King – who mysteriously disappeared after setting out for a hike in inclement
'Dad's coming for you': Family continues to search for missing hiker in Yellowstone National Park
As the days continue to pass and King remains missing, his family isn't giving up. His dad, Brian King-Henke, is back in Wyoming organizing searches.
Family continues to search for missing hiker in Yellowstone National Park
Austin King, 22, hasn't been heard from since Sept. 17, when he called friends and family from the top of Eagle Peak, the highest point in Yellowstone National Park.
Missing hiker's last words before vanishing in Yellowstone found in handwritten note on mountain
Austin King, 22, was last heard from in a series of voicemails to his family on September 17 in which he sounded disoriented and said he'd taken the wrong path
Missing Yellowstone hiker's haunting note found on mountaintop: 'Can't feel my fingers'
Austin King, 22, disappeared after completing a solo climb of the 11,400-foot Eagle Peak in Yellowstone National Park on September 17.
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