I've translated the Signi statement on Google and it confuses me -
'The team with the dogs picked up Jay's tracks at the Airbnb he left and in the valley where the last phone poll was, just before the phone went dead.
Around noon the dogs were given a rest to avoid the high temperatures. During that break the message came in that a body had been found. Where was still unclear.
Later that day, Signi's Snelle continued the trail to the location, where it later turned out that Jay had been lifted up by helicopter.
The changed goal was now to visualize Jay's route as much as possible, so that Jay's family had more clarity about his last journey, which was too difficult for them to make.'
So that suggests Signi started in the morning, then stopped to rest, before picking up in the afternoon/evening, so in that brief period of time of what a few hours?! the Spanish team suddenly found him after a month of not?! It all seems rather suss.
Then this bit -
'The next day a second dog, Signi's Royce, again brought the search team to the helicopter site.
On the third day of the search, the 3rd dog, Signi's Flex, managed to get through to the scene of the accident. A tough journey of 2.5 hours was made through rocky terrain with lots of weeds, bushes and cacti.
When Flex clearly smelled the final destination, the area and the road to it were viewed by the drone (National Drone Team). The team was spared the steep descent, because the end point was captured by the drone 20 meters away from them.'
So are they suggesting where his body was found is accessible by road? If so why are they all scaling cliff-faces? Colour me thoroughly baffled. And if it was accessible by road does that mean someone could have driven him there and lobbed him off the top?
