According to ABC News, Robin Fancher is a resident of Hedland, a small town in Alabama of 4,600 people. She made a trip to the local post office on Wednesday morning and no one heard from her or heard from her for several days.
The drive to the post office was only a mile from her house. This fact made his friends and family fear the worst. Her family called the police and Robin was officially put on the missing persons list two days after she left for the post office.
An all-out manhunt has gone into effect. Robin was a diabetic and her family feared she had no medication with her. They wanted to find her before she fell into a coma caused by her illness.
Robin’s car was discovered by a police officer five days after she left her home. A pedestrian driver spotted a car on the side of a bridge. The car was lying about 20 miles from Robin’s house.
The first report from the family was that Robin did not survive the accident. Fortunately, this information later turned out to be incorrect. Robin was actually alive and answering questions from first responders.
It is amazing that the driver of the car managed to see Robin’s car. The driver of the car did not want to be identified but said overgrown grass and bushes at the site made it difficult for rescuers to locate Robin.
Once rescuers found Robin, rescuing the trapped woman was difficult. But with a little communication and concerted effort, she was quickly released from the car.
