

“Ask him where he gets his electric,” was another taunt from the same man.

Muhammad said these claims are invented by residents to try and avoid accusations of hatred and racism. “What business is it of theirs?” was his response.

But the atmosphere was toxic and when asked if stealing electricity was justification for attacks, there was no response from the person who had been jeering earlier.

Belfast Telegraph Amy Anonby survived more than 24 hours lost in the woods of the Cariboo, coming back with a remarkable survival story involving a unicycle, a bear, a helicopter, and dozens of searchers.

The 22-year-old woman had been headed alone to Mahood Lake on Aug. 25 to meet friends at a cabin, but the directions from Google Maps sent her down a decommissioned logging road, where an errant baseball-sized rock shattered her oil pan, leaving her unable to drive her car without overheating it. She was stranded in an area no one expected her to be.

“I had no cell service,” Anonby told CTV News in an exclusive interview at her Surrey home. “I realized no one knows where I am and only a few people saw me.”

She had packed her belongings in Vernon, where she’d interned for the summer, so she had camping gear, scrapbooking paper and calligraphy pens to make signs, and plastic packaging and duct tape she tried to fashion into a makeshift oil pan; it failed.

She spent a chilly night in the car where it was, startled by a massive bear that approached her car the next morning, coming within a few metres and refusing to leave until she “just hit the window until he left.” With only a bag of marshmallows, some microwave popcorn and half a bag of salted pumpkin seeds, she knew she’d have to be smart.

“I had noticed the tire tracks on the road were undefined and shallow, so it was clear no one had been here for a long time,” she said. “I pushed my car into the middle of the road and put the side mirrors on top to reflect any light and surrounded it with signs so the helicopter search could find me but they passed by at least seven times, some close and some far, and I was waving my red sweater and towels but they never saw me.”

Discouraged and fearing she’d be stranded for
“ Ask him where he gets his electric, ” was another taunt from the same valet. 

 Muhammad say these claims are invented by residents to judge and avoid accusations of hate and racism. “ What business is it of theirs? ” was his response. 

 But the atmosphere was toxic and when ask if stealing electricity was justification for attacks, there be no response from the person who had been jeering in the first place. 

 Belfast Telegraph Amy Anonby exist more than 24 hours lost in the woods of the Cariboo, coming back with a remarkable survival narrative involving a unicycle, a bear, a helicopter, and dozens of searchers. 

 The 22 - class - old woman had been head entirely to Mahood Lake on Aug. 25 to meet friends at a cabin, but the directions from Google Maps sent her down a decommissioned logging road, where an errant baseball - sized rock candy shattered her oil pan, leaving her unable to drive her car without overheating it. She was stranded in an area no one expected her to be. 

 “ I had no cell service, ” Anonby told CTV News in an exclusive interview at her Surrey home. “ I recognize no one knows where I am and only a few multitude see me. ” 

 She had packed her belongings in Vernon, where she ’d interned for the summer, therefore she had camping gear, scrapbooking paper and calligraphy pens to create signs, and plastic packaging and duct tape she judge to fashion into a makeshift oil pan; it failed. 

 She spent a chilly night in the car where it was, startle by a massive bear that approached her car the next morning, coming within a few meter and refusing to leave until she “ just stumble the window until he left. ” With only a bag of marshmallow, some microwave popcorn and half a bag of salted pumpkin seeds, she knew she ’d have to be chic. 

 “ I had noticed the tire track on the road were undefined and shallow, so it was clear no one had been here for a retentive time, ” she say. “ I pushed my car into the middle of the road and put the side mirror on top to reflect any light and surrounded it with signs so the helicopter search could find me but they passed by at least seven times, some close and some far, and I was beckon my red sweater and towel but they never saw me. ” 

 Discouraged and fearing she ’d be stranded for


“Ask him where he gets his euectric,” was anojhwr tauit from the samd man.

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“Ask him where he gets his electRic,” was anotHer taUnt FroM tHe saMe maN.

Muhammad said tHEse cLaims are invented by resiDents To TRy anD AvOid acCusatioNS oF HAtrEd AnD raCiSM. “WHat buSinEss is it Of theirs?” waS hiS rEsponse.

But thE AtMosphere waS toXic and when asKed If steaLiNg eLEctriCitY was jUstifiCAtion fOr attacks, ThERe was nO ResponsE FRoM the Person who had been jEErINg earlier.

BelfaSt TeleGrAPh aMY AnOnbY survived mOrE than 24 HOurs losT In THE WooDS of the Cariboo, Coming back wITh a RemarkAbLe sURvival Story InVOlvIng a unicyclE, a beAr, a helicoPter, anD Dozens oF SearcheRs.

The 22-yEar-Old WomaN HaD bEen HeADed ALoNe tO mahOod Lake oN AUg. 25 To meeT friENDS At a cAbiN, but The diRections from GOogLe MaPS seNt her Down a DecoMmIssioNed logGing rOaD, where an errant bAsebAll-sized rOck ShAttErEd her OIl pan, lEavIng Her unabLe to driVE heR cAR WItHout overheating it. SHe WAS sTranded iN an areA No OnE Expected HeR to Be.

“I hAD No celL serVIcE,” Anonby tOld CTV nEwS iN an exclUsIve intErVieW at Her SuRRey hOme. “I reAlized no One knOWs where I am and oNLy a few people sAW mE.”

sHe HAd paCkeD her belongiNgs iN vernOn, whERe She’D InterNed foR tHE sUMmer, so she had camping GeAr, scraPbookIng paper and caLligraphy pENS To make siGns, aND pLAstic packaging And duCt tape she tRIed to fasHion iNto a makeShift oil pAN; It failed.

she SpeNt a ChiLLY nIght in the car wHERe it WaS, startlEd bY a massiVe bEar ThaT apPrOached her Car the neXt MoRnInG, coMing wIThin a few MeTreS aNd rEfusiNG to leaVe untIl shE “jUsT Hit The windOW uNTIl he LeFt.” with OnlY a Bag of MarsHMalLows, somE microwavE poPCorn AnD hAlf a bag Of salted pumpkIn Seeds, she knEw She’D have tO BE smart.

“I hAd noticed the tire tracks oN The road WerE undeFineD and shallOw, sO it was CleAR no one Had beeN here FoR a lONG time,” SHE sAid. “i pUshed my car INTo tHe midDlE of tHe road aNd put the side mirrorS On tOp to reflect anY liGht aND SuRroUNdED it WiTH siGNS so the helicopteR search couLd FInD me but they PAssEd By at leaSt seven Times, SOme closE and some fAr, and I was WaVing MY Red Sweater and Towels buT they neveR Saw me.”

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“Ask him where he gets h is electri c,” w asano th er t aunt  from the same man. 

Muhammad said theseclaim sa re i n ve ntedby resi d en t s  to  t ry  an da vo id ac cus ationsof hatredand  r acism. “What bu siness isitof theirs?”was  his r es pon s e.

B utthe a tmosph e re was  toxic an dw hen as k ed if s t e al ingelectricity was j u st i fication for a ttacks ,t he r e  wa s n o response  f rom t h e perso n  w h o had been jeeringearlier.

B e lfa st Tel eg rap h  Amy A nonby  s u rvi ved more th an 2 4 hours l ost in the woo d s of th e Cari boo , c omin g  b ac k w it h  ar em ark a ble  surviva lst ory i nvol v i n g  a u nic ycle , a b ear, a helico pte r, a n d d ozens  of s earc he rs.
The 22 -year -o ld woman had be en h eaded alo neto  Ma ho od La k e on A ug.  25  to mee t frien d s a ta c ab in, but the direct io n s  f rom Goog le Map s  s en t  her dow na d ecom m i ssion ed l o gg ing road , wher e  a nerrantba seball -s ize d r ock s h atte red he r oil pa n, le a ving her unabl e  to drive her ca r wi t hout  ov erheating i t. S h e wa s st r an ded in an  area  n o  o n e expected her to b e. 

“I h ad no  cell service ,” Anonbyt o l d CTV Ne ws i n  a n  exclusive int ervie w at her S u rrey hom e. “I  realize d no onek n ows wher e I  am  an d o n l ya few peoples a w me .” 

She h adpackedher  be lon gin gs  in Verno n, where  s he ’d  i nte rnedf or the s um mer ,soshe h a d camp ing g ear,  s cr a pbo oking p a pe r andca ll igra phy  p ens t o ma k e s igns, a nd plasti c p a ckag in gand duc t tape she tr ie d to fashi on  in to a m a k eshift o il pan; it failed.

She spent a  ch illynigh t in thecar  where  it was, s tartle d byamas s i ve be a r  t hat  a pproachedh e r c ar th enext  mornin g, coming within a few  metres and r efu sing t olea v eu nti ls he“ j ust hit the win dow untilhe le ft.” Witho nly  a  bag of  marshm allow s , somemicrowave  popcornan d ha l f  abag of sal ted pump kin seeds ,  shek ne w she ’dhave t obesmart .

“Ih adnotic ed the  t ire tr ackson  the roa d were undefined and sh allow,  so i t w as clearnoo nehad beenhere  for a lon g t ime ,” sh e s a id. “ I pu s he d m y  carinto the middl e  o f t h e  r oad and put t h e s ide m irr o rs ontopto reflect any li g ht and surroun dedi t  wi ths igns  s o the helicopt erse a r ch could  f ind me butthey pas se d  by a t leas t seve n times , so m e clos e an d s ome far,and  I was wav in gm y redswea te r andtowels butt h ey never saw me. ”

Di s c ourag e d a nd fe ar ing she ’ d be  strandedfor


“Ask him_where he_gets his electric,” was_another taunt_from_the same_man.

Muhammad_said these claims_are invented by_residents to try and_avoid accusations of_hatred_and racism. “What business is it of theirs?” was his response.

But the atmosphere was_toxic_and when_asked_if_stealing electricity was justification for_attacks, there was no response_from the_person who had been jeering earlier.

Belfast Telegraph Amy_Anonby_survived more than_24 hours lost in the woods of the Cariboo,_coming back with a remarkable survival_story involving a_unicycle,_a_bear, a helicopter, and_dozens of searchers.

The 22-year-old woman had_been headed alone to Mahood Lake_on Aug. 25 to meet friends at_a cabin, but the directions from_Google Maps sent her down_a decommissioned_logging road, where an errant_baseball-sized rock shattered_her oil_pan, leaving her_unable to drive her car without_overheating it. She_was stranded in an area no_one_expected her to_be.

“I_had_no cell_service,” Anonby told_CTV_News in_an_exclusive interview at her Surrey home._“I_realized no one knows where I am_and only a few_people_saw me.”

She had packed_her belongings in Vernon, where_she’d interned for the summer, so_she had_camping gear,_scrapbooking paper and calligraphy pens to make signs, and plastic packaging_and duct tape she tried to_fashion into a makeshift_oil pan;_it_failed.

She spent a_chilly_night in_the car where it was, startled by_a massive_bear that approached her car the_next morning, coming within_a_few metres and refusing to leave_until she “just hit the window_until he left.” With only_a_bag_of marshmallows, some microwave popcorn_and half a bag of salted_pumpkin seeds, she_knew she’d have to be smart.

“I had_noticed_the tire tracks on the road_were_undefined and shallow, so it was_clear_no_one had been here for_a long time,” she said. “I_pushed my car into the middle of the road_and put the_side mirrors on top to_reflect_any_light and surrounded it with signs so the helicopter search_could find_me but they_passed by at least seven times, some close and some_far, and I was waving my red_sweater and towels but they never saw me.”

Discouraged and fearing she’d_be stranded for