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8/23/06

Approximately 8:00 p.m. Wed. night Shandaken police got a call from the KJ Office of Public Safety that two males were lost while hiking in the Catskills Mountains.

The hiking party of four went into the woods at the Slide Mountain Trailhead  around 4:00 p.m. with one sandwich and a small bottle of water, police said. Two of the men found there way out and hitched a ride back to their camp in Liberty NY.  They called to report the other two - 30-year-old Moshe Silberstein of Lakewood NJ, and 15-year-old Mordechai Ungarischer, of Brooklyn - didn't come back. A search started at 9:00 p.m. and was called off "well after" midnight, police said. The search resumed Thursday morning with Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) police, state forest rangers, a state police K-9 unit, Town of Shandaken police, New York Rescue Response Team members and KJ volunteers.

Approximately 9:00 a.m., the two have found there way back out about 4 miles away from where they begin and found a payphone. "They were a little scuffed up, but otherwise OK," said Detective Fred Holland, of the Town of Shandaken police.

 

 

 

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