A woman in New York State was found dead on Tuesday morning – days after she was lost in frozen temperatures.
Lea Pelito, 29, left her home in Amuhest-on about 10 miles from the center of Bovalo-on Saturday at about 9 pm and wears a long-sleeved black shirt, black pajamas pants, and a blue flower appeared, according to WKBW.
According to the last time, she was seen walking in the snow -covered forests behind her home, as she reached the temperatures of up to 25 degrees and covered the ice.
The Belito family reported that it was lost on Monday, and ignited a search throughout the region.
While searching, bare -footed prints were found and hands enter near the creek and blessing in the direction it is believed to head to.
A 29 -year -old civilian volunteer found a group of water in East Amhrest at 9:55 am on Tuesday, three days after her disappearance.
Amirst Police Department is currently investigating the death of Pelito.
Law enforcement is not suspected that the bleak play was involved and his participation in that there is no “danger to the public.”
One of the neighbors who lives near the place where the body of Pelito was found is called a “destroyed” discovery.
“The atmosphere was very cold, however this happened, perhaps on foot, just back and freezing here, it is very sad,” Tersha Tower told WKBW.
“He is hitting the house” when he loses someone in society.
“My husband and our children … We live in Amrist and you know that he is beating you and hitting the house when you see this happens in your community,” I shared Conte.
“Everyone needs help, there can be enough help … with something like this.”
Resident, Tom Chiarmonti, said that he and his son joined the search for the 29 -year -old after they heard about the disappearance on Sunday.
After learning about the death of Belitto, Chiaramteone could not believe that her body had been found near his home.
He said: “They found it in the creek here on the Dodge road …” “It is unfortunate for the family. Very sad for the family. “
The Nardin Academy, the Catholic Girls School for Girls, attended to the high school and graduated from it in 2015, which was posted on Facebook saying it was “sad” to hear the news of her death.
“He prays the entire Nardin community and offers his heartfelt condolences to the Belito family, the friends of Lea, and its loved ones. School officials wrote:” Our thoughts are with them all. “
