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A plane spotted his SOS and saved him in 1982 It was the same night he killed two women, police now say

Skip to main content Currently Reading A plane spotted his SOS and saved him in 1982. It was the same night he killed two women, police now say. Jaclyn Peiser, The Washington Post May 25, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Annette Kay Schnee, left, and Barbara Jo Oberholtzer were found dead in 1982 near Breckenridge, Colo. Police say they ve made an arrest in the case, now 70-year-old Alan Lee Phillips.Colorado Bureau of Investigation/Handout As Harold E. Bray peered out an airplane window over the Colorado mountains one night in January 1982, he noticed flashes of light on a darkened pass below: three short, three long, then three short again.

Connection between a double murder and a mountain rescue went undetected for decades

Sheriff on United flight spots SOS on Guanella Pass in 1982, decades later the rescued man s charged in a double murder Matt Jablow Replay Video UP NEXT Two young women disappeared from the Breckenridge area on the evening of Jan. 6, 1982. Both were last seen hitchhiking and their bodies were eventually found months apart. On that very same night, a rescuer saved a man at the top of Guanella Pass who had been caught in a snowstorm. The two events remained seemingly unconnected for decades. That is until earlier this year. Dave Montoya still remembers the day vividly. He was a fire chief in Clear Creek County in 1982.

Colorado cold case: How a mountain rescue is tied to murder

Credit: KUSA Dave Montoya sits down for an interview with reporter Matt Jablow. “I thought it was the craziest thing I ever heard of,” Montoya said during a recent interview with 9Wants to Know.    About 15 minutes after he got the call, Montoya made his way to the top of Guanella Pass, where he found the driver, 30-year-old Alan Phillips, stuck in a snowdrift.  WATCH HIS FULL INTERVIEW BELOW “Sure as heck, there he was in his little pickup, and he saw me and said, ‘Oh, God, I’m saved,’” Montoya said. “He said he got drunk and decided to drive home. And I said, ‘You came up over the pass? And he said, well, it seemed like a good idea.’ I thought, how in the heck did this guy get so lucky, for all the stuff to fall into place?”

Colorado cold case: How a mountain rescue is tied to murder

Colorado cold case: How a mountain rescue is tied to murder
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