Missing Congressional Candidate Found Alive With Bump On His Head...
AP April 7, 2006 at 09:54 PM
A congressional hopeful wrecked his car and wandered a mile in a daze, swimming across a river and then huddling under leaves for warmth until he was found alive a day later, officials and
Gary Dodds, 41, was taken to Portsmouth Hospital to be treated for hypothermia late Thursday. His wife, Cynthia, said Friday that he was doing well but had only foggy memories of his ordeal and "definitely had a good bump to the head."
Dodds crashed on the Spaulding Turnpike on Wednesday evening, but emergency workers who arrived a few minutes later found his car empty. When Dodds failed to come home or contact his family, authorities began a search by air and on foot.
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A congressional hopeful wrecked his car and wandered a mile in a daze, swimming across a river and then huddling under leaves for warmth until he was found alive a day later, officials and
Gary Dodds, 41, was taken to Portsmouth Hospital to be treated for hypothermia late Thursday. His wife, Cynthia, said Friday that he was doing well but had only foggy memories of his ordeal and "definitely had a good bump to the head."
Dodds crashed on the Spaulding Turnpike on Wednesday evening, but emergency workers who arrived a few minutes later found his car empty. When Dodds failed to come home or contact his family, authorities began a search by air and on foot.
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