Rescuers in Kentucky had all but given up hope Tuesday morning in the search for a missing woman.
They were worried a she had been swept away in a fast moving Bath County creek. And after hours of searching through the night, they finally went home as darkness fell.
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Yet hours after she disappeared, she was spotted by local reporter Adam Winer, who was doing a story on her disappearance.
You can get the full story – in Adam’s own words – by clicking above.
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