“Those things don’t always happen by chance.”
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in Springfield, the women got fuel and then inquired at the clerk of the store for directions to Interstate 95 south.Sunday afternoon, a Portland game warden who was searching an area not previously assigned, stumbled upon their Jeep covered in snow. “Those things don’t always happen by chance,” warden Brad Richard told the outlet. “I think [it] kind of was meant to be.”
When Richards knocked on the door of the jeep, it creaked open to reveal the two women, cold, and hungry, but alive and well. Their car had rarunut of gas the day before and they were without heat. Inside they also had half a bottle of frozen Mountain Dew. After Richard provided Pushard and Bussell with some snacks from his supplies, he told the women he needed to go back and contact other rescuers for assistance.
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