Pamela Helmstadter, 72, was found about 200 feet away from her husband, John. He was pronounced dead, while she was found suffering from hypothermia.

A walk in the woods turned deadly after the husband fell and injured himself. The post Maine man dead, wife rescued after four days lost in woods appeared first on Boston.com.

A 72-year-old Maine woman has been found alive after spending four nights in the woods and officials believe her dog may have helped her survive. The body of her deceased husband was found nearby. According to a news release from Maine Game Warden,

A Maine woman who survived 4 days lost in the woods with the help of her dog is sharing her story from her hospital bed. On Sunday, October 13, Pamela and John Helmstadter went for a hike with their dogs near their home in Washington County,

Maine officials announced the rescue of Pamela Helmstadter on Thursday, who went missing with her husband John a few days earlier. John had died after suffering a fall.

A woman who was lost in the woods of northeastern Maine for several days is sharing her story of survival. Pamela Helmstadter, 72, of Alexander, was still recovering in the hospital when she was interviewed by ABC News about the four nights she spent in the wilderness.

A missing 72-year-old woman who was found lying near her dead husband’s body in a Maine woodland after they got lost on a hike miraculously survived for four nights after their loyal dog slept on her chest to keep her warm.