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noticed two cars parked at the entrance to a park trail.

A radio check showed the one car was registered to a Richmond, Va., woman. Police called her and she said that the car was driven by her son who had recently been diagnosed as bipolar, a form of depression which can be controlled by a series of drugs, but they have to be carefully monitored. She said she knew he had trouble with his medication.

The raftgers realized that on this frigid night with the man being naked they had hours and perhaps only minutes to get to him while he was still conscious. If he was out too long death might be the result.

Jordan said they set about putting together a major search, summoning a Virginia State Police helicopter and volunteer teams.

Meanwhile, Dora Peppers said, the rangers began a “hasty search” up the trail near where the car was parked as the most likely place of finding him.

Some things did not work well. The helicopter’s night vision search light was not

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