And finally, I decided that I needed to go on the mountain by myself, because thats how he did the race. The average speed uphill is 2 mph. Join Outside+ to get Outside magazine, access to exclusive content, 1,000s of training plans, and more. I have a friend from Seward. The race is inherently dangerous and everyone knows that going into it, she says. Vanished: Heidi Broussard (33) and Margot Carey (2wks). Im still very curious to have someone go out there and checkhis body could be there. People have to promise theyve been up the mountain before. I think that vastness and the proximity of that vastness to town and to thousands of people and spectators, that you could be gone without a trace while there are hundreds of runners and thousands of spectators, like a mile less than a mile away from you, is just a reminder for Alaskans of that very thin line we live in between our little patches of town and kind of infinite wilderness and the dangers of that. But his disappearance prompted lasting safety changes to the way the race is run. I chose to come down the cliffs in a crabwalk its so steephand, hand, foot, foot. He was apparently fit and healthy, having been a regular visitor to the gym and had finished a 12K event a month earlier, but despite the warning, he had never visited the course and he chose to continue. It has been sent to the State Medical Examiner's Office for further examination. When you get to the top, most racers go around. Missing on Mount Marathon Michael LeMaitre. A partial human jawbone was found near Tonsina Point, a few mountainous miles away, in 2014. The One Subscription to Fuel All Your Adventures. So hes been legally dead for almost nine years now. Fink: You start in downtown Seward, 4th avenue, and the street is all lined with spectators. Park officials did not indicate how he died, but a friend told the New York Times Thursday he had fallen. Two other runners sustained serious injuries in this years race. Downhill is 12 mph. Miller is among 3,988 people reported missing in Alaska in 2002 and one of the 217 who remain missing, according to Alaska State Troopers. A cadaver dog was sent into the area and friends paid for and analyzed high-resolution photographs of the mountain. If my dad had fallen in one of those chutes and a snow bridge had collapsed over him, the infrared helicopters wouldnt have been able to find him. Once you get to halfway, theres no more brush: its just exposed rock and loose shale. He had already navigated the most dangerous parts of the course. The mens race was also foggy, but the trail had dried some. 2023 Anchorage Daily News. The top finishers are under 45 minutes. Then participants go downhill over snowfields and rock fields,waterfalls and crags until they reach the finish line, back on the streets of Seward. Brandon Lawson The 911 call that led to a mysterious disappearance. The race starts in Molt, MT at the Community Center. Throughout my running, I have maintained a passion for travel & climbing, and combine them all whenever I have a chance, Zalokar, who had visited 137 countries, wrote on his website. She ran there and doubled as a forward and midfielder in soccer. You know, a lot of people kept saying, you need some sort of closure. Peggy LeMaitre is no longer holding out hope that her husband is still alive five weeks and multiple searches after he vanished without a trace while running in the popular extreme race. Starting in downtown Seward, racers run a half-mile to the bottom of Mount Marathon, then scrabble about 2,900 vertical feet straight up cliffs and mud and shale before getting to Race Point, an artificial summit point. Usually by the time of race day, the water hasnt dried up, so you have to know what youre doing because its very steep and you can fall off. This was an extreme event and he was last seen on July 4, 2012 about 200 feet from the top of Mount Marathon, a 3022 feet high peak. But I think theres a lot of people who still very much want to know what happened to Michael LeMaitre. Signs posted on the lower mountain, site of the most dangerous cliffs, point out alternate descent routes and rate their difficulty. In 2014, the Seward Chamber of Commerce settled with the family for a payment of $25,000. Matthew Kenney, 41, of Anchorage, continues to make a slow recovery after a fall from a cliff ledge on the course left him in a coma and with a compound leg fracture. Relatives of Zalokar declined to comment Thursday, the Times reported. "There are eight people missing'' in the Seward area since 1993, she added, and trooper files hold an unknown number of cases of people who disappeared before that date. Get notifications about news related to the topics you care about. [7], Hutchins ran the 3,000 meters twice when she was 11, winning in 1112-year-old girls in 12:24.5 at the Speedster Cross Country Classic, and finishing second in the 3K at the South Texas Junior Olympic Championships in 12:13.0. This year, it had rained the night before, so it made the race really slick and muddy for the juniors. It was rainy, but it didnt sound like it was raining all the time. For this, I knew that I needed to do everything I could. There was an extensive search, his bereaved family also continued to search. Read this article on the new Outside+ app available now on iOS devices for members! Join Outside+ to get access to exclusive content, 1,000s of training plans, and more. The biggest factor was the record snowthe trail conditions were unlike anything they had seen beforeice underneath. Its a course that poses a danger for race rookies like LeMaitre, according to Cindy Clock, Executive Director of the Seward Chamber of Commerce, which organizes the race. No trail, an Alaska State Troopers spokeswoman said at the time. After troopers stopped their search, family continued. Prior to the race this year, former race director Chuck Echard had written a letter to the Seward Phoenix Log expressing his opinion that the race field should be decreasedthe event, he contended, wasnt for everyone. The key point here is that during the race, they typically have race officials at the top of the mountain and all along the course. That means one of every 161 people goes missing in the . According to Squires, Some operations continued until July 15. MaryAnne walked the mountain for weeks, looking for her dad. And now, if you do Mount Marathon, you have to attest publicly, you have to sign something like in a public room full of other racers that says that you have been up and down the whole course. Even after the official search was called off in mid-July, volunteers continued to search the mountain, including LeMaire's daughter Mary Anne, saying "Seward has so much meaning to my dad,so here he is, looking out. And theres just never been a trace of him found. Everyone involved in the Marathon Mountain event asks the question, how does someone disappear during a three-mile race and be lost forever, without a trace? [Sign up for Alaska Public Medias daily newsletter to get our top stories delivered to your inbox.]. I had to go down, but before I did I looked over the slide area and saw a black bear. Jenna Leigh Challenor (born 6 July 1981) is a South African long-distance runner.She competed in the marathon event at the 2017 World Championships in Athletics in London, UK, finishing 59th.. A pickup truck belonging to 35-year-old Kristin Snyder, an Anchorage environmental consultant, was found in the parking lot not far from the start of that trail in February 2003. There have been promises of changes to the race, but the danger is an undeniable feature of a century-old tradition that had never seen this kind of trauma. LeMaitre: I had a tough time thinking about when to leave. There was no one there to give him any direction. He never showed up. LeMaitre: The biggest factor was the record snowthe trail conditions were unlike anything they had seen beforeice underneath. Grove: What do you think this story tells people about Alaska or about what happened to this guy? In July 2013, LeMaitres widow sued the Seward Chamber of Commerce, who organizes the race, for $5 million and eventually settled in October 2014 for $20,000. The general belief now is that LeMaitre, who'd never been to the point, followed an obvious trail past the turnaround rocks there and disappeared into the Kenai Mountains to the west. And then also, Michael LeMaitre had not been up and down the course ever before he raced. Reach him at cgrove@alaskapublic.org. To get from where he was last seen in 2012 to where the jawbone was found would require that he first make a left turn off the Mount Marathon ridge when he knew a right turn was required to pick up the trail down. Scan this QR code to download the app now. It was about 8 p.m. local time on July 4 when Seward, Alaskas Fire Department received word that 66-year-old Michael LeMaitre of Anchorage, was missing. The view from Mount Clark, which. Michelle Theriault Boots is a longtime reporter for the Anchorage Daily News. A Reno trail runner who went missing over the weekend in Yosemite has been found dead. "We haven't been able to rule out anybody,'' Alaska State Trooper spokesperson Beth Ipsen said Friday, but she admitted that distance and topography alone make it unlikely the jawbone is that of LeMaitre. Thats where [Assman and Kenney] fell. Mount Marathon towers over the community of Seward at the head of Resurrection Bay about 125 miles south of Anchorage. 65-year-old Michael LeMaitre was competing in the Mount Marathon race in Seward, Alaska, which is south of the city of Anchorage. Website by Zee Creative. Theriault Boots: I think its the same intrigue that makes people going missing in Alaska so fascinating for some people, because its just the vastness of the wilderness. And even though the race was short and the trail packed with people, there was a disappearance. Thanks for the post! Missing from the field were Jessica Yeaton, the defending champion, and Rosie Frankowski, who was the first runner to the top last year en route to seventh place. LeMaitre: People in Seward took care of me. Later in that year of 2012, he was declared legally dead through a court proceeding called a presumed death trial, which is a way for families whove lost someone in a fishing boat accident or a plane crash, where remains are not going to be recoverable to have their loved one legally declared deceased so they can move on with settling estates and insurance and things like that. Every year on the 4th of July, hundreds of people descend on the town of Seward, Alaska for the Mount Marathon race. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Unusually, in this 2012 event, three people were hurt, including one man who suffered serious head injuries. Usually by the time of race day, the water hasnt dried up, so you have to know what youre doing because its very steep and you can fall off. Heading out the door? People were out searching, helicopter going constantly. We tell people that you run it at your own risk. The Alaska State Troopers announced that they were able to positively identify a body that had been classified as 'missing' for 32 years with the use of DNA evidence. Zalokars website says he was also the first runner to win his age group in all six Abbott World Marathon Majors races in Berlin, Boston, Chicago, New York, London and Tokyo. Other remains associated with the man were found in the same area in 1997, according to troopers. If my dad had fallen in one of those chutes and a snow bridge had collapsed over him, the infrared helicopters wouldnt have been able to find him. Alaska Public Media 2023. I guess I'm headed down the rabbit hole now. The second wave of the race which included LeMaitre started at 3.15 pm. Heading out the door? There are no sweepers that follow the Red Lantern, the last runner down the mountain, to ensure every person has gotten off the mountain. Ipsen said troopers don't yet know if the jawbone found in the mountains belongs to a man or a woman. What happened? But what happened in the 2012 Mount Marathon Race really stands out in Alaska lore. Craig Medred is a former writer for the Anchorage Daily News, Alaska Dispatch and Alaska Dispatch News. From the picture that I saw of him at halfway, he didnt have water in his hand. The red lantern in the race from downtown Seward to Race Point high up on Mount Marathon and then back, LeMaitre was last seen just a few hundred feet below the point in 2012. The following transcript was lightly edited for clarity. [8] He says a smaller field could prevent the already precarious course from becoming overcrowded and compromising runners ability to choose the safest path down the mountain. Delta variant wasnt detected in Alaska until a few weeks ago. He confirmed he was doing fine. Youve heard of Tough Mudder and the Spartan Race, but every Fourth of July, the town of Seward, Alaska, hosts a competition that rivals both. Download the app. Missing person reports in the area, reported cries from the trees, and sightings of what look like oversized monkeys call to mind the legends of vicious baboon . Crom, meanwhile, told the newspaper its unclear whether he summited Mount Clark prior to his death, but said park rangers would likely check a log book near the peak. The junior trail is probably the safest of the threebut its dangerous as well, just cut into the side of the mountain, very steep and narrowtrees, roots to negotiate, and it gets very slick. They did not perceive that he was in any danger, says Clock. "There are eight people missing'' in the Seward area since 1993, she added, and trooper files hold an unknown number of cases of people who disappeared before that date. Thats the reality of it. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); Thanks for contacting us. montanawomensrun . At around 5.45 pm on the day of the race, Tom Walsh, a race steward, saw Michael ascending to the turnaround point with about 200 feet to go. Heres What To Know About the 2023 Canyons Endurance Runs by UTMB, Outside is Partnering with UTMB To Bring You Onto The Trails and Into the Action with Live and On-Demand Race Streaming. Crom said the pair had climbed mountains together worldwide. On July 7, with no progress made and resources dwindling, search efforts were scaled back. His wife sued the race and the Seward Chamber of Commerce for $5 million, alleging negligence and emotional distress. Primate sightings in the Alaskan woods have the team puzzled, since experts say that monkeys have never lived in Alaska. Thats when Anchorage resident Michael LeMaitre went missing while running the race, never to be seen again. Its dangerous, so youre not only competing against other people on the mountain, but youre competing to get across the finish line healthy and safe. There were checkpoints with water along the way, but Michael was seemingly unaware that due to his slower pace, they had all been packed up. Its not the opposite side of the mountain, but its a different face. In 2014, Michaels family settled a lawsuit with the Seward Chamber of Commerce. She flew to Seward on July 5. His wife Peggy claimed negligence by race officials. 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MaryAnne LeMaitre: My dadhe has always had an adventurous spirit: He did the Iditaski several times; he had a lot of exciting adventures on the water. Fred always signs into the log book, Crom said. He is the races first fatality since it began in 1915. No trace. The senior went 16:07.50 for 5,000 meters at in the open section of the event at the Penn Relays.. He literally vanished off the mountain. THE STARTBibs have typically been limited to 350 men, 350 women, and 200 juniors, but this year the race was expanded to accommodate 400 in each of the mens and womens races. 12 Sep. 2015. Tim Lebling, warned the racers at the pre-race safety talk, If you have not been up that mountain before, you should consider going home right now, and you should not be in the race. But, LeMaitre was undeterred. Race organisers take no responsibility for Michaels disappearance: Race volunteers spoke with Mr. LeMaitre as he was approaching the turnaround point and let him know the race was over, the statement said. GETTING DOWNThe fastest of the field is able to descend the mountain in under five or six minutes. The race is short, only three miles long. Missing in Alaska (2015) Mystery, Reality show | United States. [9], In January, she won both the mile and two-mile runs at the Virginia Showcase in Lynchburg. The mountain is so close to townyou can hear the announcer all the way up. LeMaitres disappearance changed the way the race operates. A missing runner. See also. Zalokar, of Reno, Nevada, was reported missing late Sunday after not returning to Yosemite Valley from his solo trip as planned. Disappearance on Mount Marathon On July 4, 2012, runners gathered in Seward, Alaska, for a three-mile trail race up the mountain that looms 3,000 feet over Resurrection Bay. Zalokar also reportedly climbed every mountain over 14,000 feet in California and ran the New York City Marathon at age 55 in 2:43:10, winning his age group, official records show. The following transcript was lightly edited for clarity. But until this year, no one had ever died or gone missing on the race. The Mount Marathon Race doesnt look like much on paper: its short (just three miles long) and starts at sea level. Language links are at the top of the page across from the title. He was seen near the ascent and with only 1.5 miles to go, downhill. 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Im never going to be a professional runner, and Im never going to be a racecar driver or a rodeo person, but this is my chance to push that edge. It's not uncommon for racers to be injured, running to the. Did he ever reach the summit and turn around? Entrants are almost all Alaskans. The 2012 race saw broken bones and lacerations for some competitors. He said that hes thought a lot about whats happened. Learn how your comment data is processed. [2], Hutchins lived in Johnson City, but the family also lived just across the border in North Carolina. [13] That mark was the fastest girls' U18 time in the world in 2020. Its in your mind every single day. If you would be willing to assist in the search for Michael LeMaitre, please contact the Seward Volunteer Fire Department via their webpage. As of August 2019, no trace of Michael has been found. Law enforcement has to place eyes on him, alive and well, McDaniel said. Theriault Boots: I think its the same intrigue that makes people going missing in Alaska so fascinating for some people, because its just the vastness of the wilderness. P.O. The partial jawbone in. But most accidents happen on the way down. The Marathon course is a certified Boston qualifier. Alaska's Mutant Monkeys. At the time of her disappearance, troopers said that there was a note in her truck saying she didn't want a search. There was an extensive search, his bereaved family also continued to search. [10] At 16, she took the women's 5000 at the Five & Dime Athletics Meeting in South Carolina with a time of 15:34.47. He won the lottery for getting into the race, and that was it. Michael was competing for the first time in the 85th running of the Mount Marathon race, with participants running up the mountain surrounded, by thick forests and creeks over 3.1 to 3.5 miles. 2023 Anchorage Daily News. Tonsina Creek is along a trail that begins near the end of Lowell Point Road south of downtown. The last photo taken of him was near this location. He was never seen again and his body was never located despite extensive searching. AFTER THE RACEOn July 5th, MaryAnne LeMaitre boarded a plane in Salt Lake City and went to Seward to look for her dad. In the women's race, rookie Allie McLaughlin from Colorado separated from the field early and held on to smash the women's. Oquilluk, 38-years-old at the . Published: Jun. A few minutes down, theres Denali Falls; it has a 10-foot drop. CBS News Bay Area: Free 24/7 News CBS Bay Area App Park officials said in a statement that the body of Fred Zalokar, 61, from Reno . The race had no official cutoff time, and since the mountain is open to the public for hiking, LeMaitre was allowed to continue. Theres no substitute for actually walking the course, for checking out the chute area and seeing whats best for you, he says. Alyse Bondi, Jenna's close friend from Cornell, said Jenna loves to run. When the competitive men come down from the top of the mountain to the bottom, theyre descending over 3,000 feet in about five minutes. Every Mount Marathon rookie is required to watch a graphic safety video the night before the race. So hes been legally dead for almost nine years now. Race organisers take no responsibility for Michaels disappearance: Missing mom & baby- Gabriella Harkness Located, Bizarre Stories from the Alaska Triangle Successscan, Bizarre Stories from the Alaska Triangle Mid American News. [6], During her sophomore year in 20182019, she won the Tennessee Gatorade Female Track & Field Player of the Year award, earning her the opportunity as a part of Gatorade's "Play it Forward cause marketing platform," to award a $1,000 grant to her choice of a local or national youth sports organization, and duplicated the honors in 2020 and 2021. Or remains need to be found.. Photo by Carol Grisswold. Clock says LeMaitre was last spotted race day by on-course volunteers around 6 p.m. It could predate modern record-keeping on the missing or belong to someone with no dental records on file to match. Going off in the wrong direction, falling off, landslides, bear activitythere are so many things that could have happened and just nothing to go on. But crews found no sign of LeMaitre. During the court case, Chamber officials obtained access to the LaMaitres financial records in an effort to prove that Michael had staged his own disappearance and that he was alive. Zalokars website says he had attempted six of the Seven Summits the highest peak on each continent and summited five. Mt. Fink: After youve summited and rounded the rock, you drop into the snow, and you either sit on your feet or slide down on your butt. Unfortunately, it was not to be! 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A subreddit dedicated to the unresolved mysteries of the world. The body of Fred Zalokar, 61, was recovered Tuesday near the 11,527-foot summit of Mount Clark, a press . The race, which is notorious for its extreme nature, covers approximately 3 miles of difficult terrain up and back down the Mount. We looked at eagle activity, bear activity. The 73-year-old man, whose name was not released by police, fell 361 feet during a hike on Jenner Mountain at the northern end of Konigsee Lake in Bavaria, Germany, at around 2:30 p.m. on July 3.. Alaska Public Media is our partner station in Anchorage. I wanted to go up and see what decisions my dad would have made. I think there was a healthy debate about how is this race unsafe, and they added some pretty sound safety measures, it sounds like. Clouds were moving in and out, but you could still see Seward at times. Every year on July 4th, hundreds of burly mountain runners climb a punishing 3,022 ft in under a mile to Race Point on Mount Marathon and back down into Seward. Matthew Kenney and Penny Assman both fell over the same section of trail, known as the waterfall.. [3][4] Hutchins is an accomplished violinist and has volunteered locally as a youth running coach and at the Johnson City Public Library. Lost without a trace, not even clothing - black shorts, a black T-shirt and a black headband. Michael LeMaitre, a 66-year-old rookie Mount Marathon racer, was last seen about 200 feet from the top of the mountain and has been missing ever since. The. Mount Marathon is the superbowl of Alaskan mountain running, the ultimate 4th of July celebration, one of my first experiences with competitive running, and . I guess I always thought this was a process that only happened after several years, or when concrete evidence supporting the missing person is deceased surfaced. At 11 a.m., nearly 350 women gathered behind the start line. After that point, he never returned. He didnt make it up Mount Everest, but he tried it, Crom said. Hed kind of pick a goal and go after it hard.. There is hope that it might eventually be matched to the dental records of one of the missing people, but so far troopers haven't even been able to conclude who it isn't. And now, if you do Mount Marathon, you have to attest publicly, you have to sign something like in a public room full of other racers that says that you have been up and down the whole course. [8], Before injury shortened her season, Jenna posted nation-leading times in the 1600 (4:44.13) and 3200 meters (9:52.33) and lowered her own Science High 800 meter record to 2:13.65. Family losing hope of finding missing runner on Mount Marathon SI Staff Aug 9, 2012 ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -- Peggy LeMaitre no longer holds out hope that her husband is alive five weeks -. The body of the 61-year-old, who had been missing since Saturday, was recovered on Tuesday near the summit of Mount Clark, the National Park Service said. The race officials had already packed up by around 6 p.m., when my dad was still headed up. The partial jawbone in question, she said, was found by hunters in the mountains above Tonsina Creek about 4 miles from the city. An accomplished runner and mountain climber was found dead in Yosemite National Park days after he went missing, officials said. Its just on the minds of everybody. But the race, which has been run as an organized event since 1915, is a beast, with a 3,022-foot vertical gain and loss over icy and treacherous mountain terrain, where runners pick their own way upand downthe average 38-degree slope. It does get a bit grim. If new clues or evidence is discovered Troopers would evaluate new search efforts, he said. Competitors must now meet specified time milestones or they will be forced to drop out, a rule designed to avoid risks to stragglers. Casey Grove, Alaska Public Media - Anchorage, the Anchorages Daily News Curious Alaska column, Bronson wont consider former Alaska Club building for Anchorage homeless shelter. Thats one of my fears, that if Im not looking, no ones looking. Jenna Hutchins (born March 25, 2004), is a high school and "Under 20" record-breaking American long distance runner from Johnson City, Tennessee. Michelle Theriault Boots:During that race, it was terrible weather. But I think theres a lot of people who still very much want to know what happened to Michael LeMaitre. While injuries arent uncommon at Mount Marathon, three unusually serious accidents marred this years event. History Channel | Thursday, 21 June 2018 | 10:10. I think that vastness and the proximity of that vastness to town and to thousands of people and spectators, that you could be gone without a trace while there are hundreds of runners and thousands of spectators, like a mile less than a mile away from you, is just a reminder for Alaskans of that very thin line we live in between our little patches of town and kind of infinite wilderness and the dangers of that. The search effort was called off that day by the family and the Fire Department due to deteriorating weather and mountain conditions..
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