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Etna man rescued after 30 hours lost in Maine woods

Por: Portland Press Herald Nation November 02, 2022

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Rescuers carry Joseph Nolin, 74, out of the woods on Monday in Etna. Nolin was hypothermic and unable to move when he was found by a game warden using a tracking dog. Maine Warden Service via Associated Press A 74-year-old Etna man was found by a game warden after spending nearly 30 hours lost in the woods. Joseph Nolin was hypothermic and dehydrated when he was found Monday afternoon by Game Warden Michael Latti and K-9 Luna deep in the woods... + full article



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