Buried Alive for Eleven Days: The Yellow Boot That Saved Her
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Buried Alive for Eleven Days: The Yellow Boot That Saved Her
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Cold, isolated, and buried beneath wind-packed snow, a child's yellow rain boot stood upright in a truck window for eleven days - the only visible sign that someone might still be alive. That boot, found by a beagle on March 9, 2017, revealed a vehicle completely hidden on a logging road that search teams hadn’t checked; could the person who placed it still be alive?
In this episode, we tell how a routine winter run and a solo camping plan turned into an eleven-day survival and a search misdirected to the wrong side of the forest, and how one small object reframed everything: was the person inside the buried truck still alive?
Person: Rachel Taylor
Date: February 26, 2017 (truck buried), March 9, 2017 (boot found)
Location: Saddleback logging road, Kessler Forest, northern Idaho
Event: Truck buried in snow; vehicle window displaying a child’s yellow rain boot
Search: Organized teams worked the western side of Kessler Forest for four days
- Rachel drove onto Saddleback logging road at about 9:40 AM and encountered a drift at the six-mile mark that buried the front of her truck to the frame in under 30 seconds.
- She carried a four-season tent, a sleeping bag rated to -15°F, a camp stove, two gallons of water, five days of food, a short-handled camping shovel, a nylon tow rope, and a dark stuff sack.
- Search teams mobilized 40 miles west by March 1 after Paul Foster called Gwen two days after Rachel’s expected return on February 28.
- The yellow child’s rain boot with frog eyes was standing upright on a stick inside a windshield and had been there for eleven days before being discovered on March 9, 2017.
- Organized rescue efforts, including helicopters, snowmobiles, and grid searches, concentrated on Heron Flat and the western boundary of Kessler Forest while the buried green Ford F-150 remained fourteen road-miles away on Saddleback.
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