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Mike and Mary Young were the first to see Hannah and DiMaggio, and they said several things struck them as strange.
The pair had set up a two-person tent on a ridge that had no water access and was unprotected. DiMaggio said he was headed for Salmon River, but he was going in the wrong direction. The teen was wearing what looked like pajama pants, not suited for the rugged terrain.
“She was trying to turn her face away,” Mike Young said.
When the riders first came upon the duo, Hannah and DiMaggio were around 10 feet apart, but he quickly closed the gap and put his arm around her waist.
“She did appear frightened, but I thought it was fear of the horses,” Mary Young said.
The Youngs met up with the Johns and headed for the lake, where Hannah and DiMaggio suddenly appeared. The couples tried to make small talk but got little information about what they were doing in the area.
“Last year it was her turn to pick a place, and she wanted to go to Los Angeles and Hollywood,” DiMaggio said, referring to a previous road trip with Hannah. “That’s why I picked this place.”
The riders said that Hannah did not give them any signal she needed help and they thought DiMaggio might be her father.
Despite the red flags, they didn’t detect any danger or see any weapons.
All four were carrying guns.
“He might have got one of us, but we woulda got him,” Mark John said.
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