I was reading over some of the news reports and it struck me how quickly the search was called off for Clark Halverson. It's understandable given the circumstances and limited resources, but it makes me wonder about the protocols in place for these kinds of situations. Does anyone know if there have been any similar cases in Valley County where they've successfully extended searches after they were initially called off? It’s got to be gut-wrenching for the family not having closure. Hopefully, there's some new info soon that can reignite search efforts. If anyone out there knows of resources or volunteer groups that can help in these types of situations, it'd be great to get that info out there!
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Has anyone else noticed the lack of clarity about the current depth and flow conditions of the Payette River around mile marker 89 on Highway 85? It's just so odd to me how Clark Halverson Jr. could have vanished so suddenly without a trace. I wonder if the river was running higher or faster than usual on July 31, 2022. Those river currents can be unpredictable, especially after a heavy rain or rapid snowmelt. I haven't seen any weather reports or details from the authorities about the river conditions during that time, and it makes me question whether the search teams had to navigate particularly perilous waters. If the river was really turbulent, that might explain why no evidence of him has been recovered yet. Anyone familiar with this area have insights on this? Stay safe, everyone.
