"Yes, the story of Taylor “Ghost” Morrison, a 64-year-old biker who found 8-year-old Tina David after a wrong turn in the Colorado mountains, is based on a real event. His GPS failed, leading him to a remote ravine where he noticed a purple backpack and faint handprints on rocks—signs that others had missed during a six-day search. He descended the ravine, found Tina unconscious but alive beside her deceased mother, Linda David, who had shielded her during a crash, and carried her to safety. Though initially mistaken for a suspect due to his appearance, he was later recognized as a hero. The incident led to a criminal investigation that uncovered evidence of attempted murder by Tina’s father, David Russell. Ghost later adopted Tina, and their story inspired the “David-Morrison Rule” in search and rescue protocols. The tale has been widely covered in news outlets and personal accounts, with multiple sources confirming the events."
And thank you for being one of the very thoughtful people who understand the significance of the post. When I get goosebumps reading something, I know it will be of value to others.
CC, I know that humor is not generally understood on the left. This is something called "satire" and it is funny. I guess you aren't familiar with The Babylon Bee? 🤔😳😶
I am really wondering if you are not a "bot"... no offense (to bots).
