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In February 2001, twelve experienced backcountry skiers embarked on a traverse through Oregon's Cascade Mountains. Thomas Carlson, a 41-year-old veteran guide with 500 expeditions. Rachel Moss, an emergency room physician and mountain rescue volunteer. David Chen, a wilderness therapist. Jennifer Blackwood studied climate change impacts on snowpack. The group included an outdoor gear shop owner, an avalanche safety instructor, a photojournalist, and five other seasoned winter professionals.

The first two days went perfectly - the group checked in on schedule. But on February 5th, silence. The phone received signal, but no one answered.

Rescuers found their camp completely untouched. Coffee sat warm in thermoses. Twelve pairs of skis stood neatly at the edge. Sleeping bags lay in snow caves. As if the group had stepped away for a moment and vanished.

The largest search in Oregon history began. Over 150 rescuers combed 200 square miles. Helicopters, dogs, climbers - nothing. No bodies, no equipment, no tracks.

For fourteen years, families searched for answers. Until a grandmother in Nebraska uploaded her DNA to a genealogy website in 2015, accidentally triggering a chain of events that would reveal an unbelievable truth.

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