People Suspicious After Missing Hiker Was Found Roaming The Wilderness In Her Underwear

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With no shoes, no food, no water, and no supplies, and having left her phone behind in her car, Wayment appeared weak, dehydrated, and terrified.

“We stopped as she was obviously in bad shape,” said Tommy Gwinn. “She didn’t want help at first. She was scared and very guarded. It took about a half hour before she would talk.”

The men filtered creek water for her and offered a jacket. Slowly, she revealed her name and admitted she was lost.

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“We got her some filtered water from the creek and gave her a jacket. She let her guard down a bit and told us her name and that she was lost,” Robinson stated.

Ironically, the group was actually not actively looking for Wayment. Since they were on their annual biking and camping trip, they were unaware that there was an ongoing search for a missing hiker.