https://padlet.com/tahomasd1/go216ukr1mym5ywd Share the most important findings from your research on the incident report document. Try to share 2 finding from each section. en-us 2022-04-19 17:40:56 UTC 2025-04-07 06:03:49 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/tahomasd1/go216ukr1mym5ywd/wish/2150562846 Park Ranger C. Russell was called out to Norris Geyser Basin for an individual that reportedly fell into a Geyser. (36)

Suspect Colin N. Scott passed away on the 7th of June, 2016 at the time of 14:29 MDT (40).

Colin N. Scott reason of death was "Fatality due to lack of physical remains." (14)

Pool of Death was told to be 4-5 across. (8)

Sable Scott found video footage of the incident and was willing to share it to Ranger Sween and Ranger Russell. (8)

The Recorded Temperature of the body of water was recorded at pH5. (15)

Sable stated that her Brother Colin was around 5'10 and 150 pounds, with ripped jeans and a grey T-shirt. (7)]]> 2022-04-20 15:38:26 UTC https://padlet.com/tahomasd1/go216ukr1mym5ywd/wish/2150562846 jstredwick099 https://padlet.com/tahomasd1/go216ukr1mym5ywd/wish/2150568787 1. The most inportant peaces of information from pages 1-4 was the fact that it told us reads the times when Colin had fallen into the geyser. and the times when they took action telling us exatly how long it took for the body to decompose.

2. In pages 5-9 a park ranger responded to a call over an incident about a woman's brother slipping into boiling water. Her brother's car which was a silver nissan frontier, was left in the parking lot, all recovery efforts were ceased on the 7th of June due to poor weather conditions and were pushed back to June 8th, once the recovery attempt was in process, they came to find almost no remains of the body.

3. Water temp recorded over 212 degrees Fahrenheit. Acidity of water as of pH 5. Wallet and Flip Flop found floating in hot spring when body first found and the items were recovered. Upper torso could be seen day he fell in. Sister has video of victim falling in.

4. In the pages 37-45 it talks about what happened after Colin fell in, but it does give some good peaces of evidence. It talks about how the geyser had micro organizems in the water that would be the main cause of Colins death. It also talks about how he fell in and how long it tolk them to get to him.]]> 2022-04-20 15:41:44 UTC https://padlet.com/tahomasd1/go216ukr1mym5ywd/wish/2150568787 https://padlet.com/tahomasd1/go216ukr1mym5ywd/wish/2150572675 Page 1-4 (Chloe): 
-incident details include Colin Scott slipping and falling into a thermal feature and he died in a superheated, acidic mud pot.
-Krystal McCurdy arrived during investigation
-She stayed with Sable Scott for many hours because of her many visible injuries and to monitor her condition
-McCurdy interviewed Scott's father and other family members about the incident. 

Page 5-9 (Katrina):
-When Sable was escorted from the scene she told the rangers that she had video evidence of the incident
-Upon the review and watching of the video the rangers asked Sable if she wanted them to delete the video. She said she would like to keep it, even though she may never watch it. 
-After the incident and before leaving the park she asked one of the rangers if she would be punished for leaving the boardwalk but was told that losing a loved one was enough of a punishment.

12-18
Matthew Medlin
- Main point was trying to figure out what had happen at the exact time frames, why it had happened, and who was involved
- Sable and Collin were found illegally trespassing off of the boardwalk, and had video evidence of not only that, but of the tragic death the Collin had succumbed too.
- Nobody was able to reach his body that evening because of a lightning storm, and had to wait till the morning. The only things recoverable were flip flops, a wallet, and a grey v-neck styled t-shirt. 
37-45
Dylan Oliver
- Sable Had video recording of the incident she did not see
- After the incident Sable would ask if she would be in trouble for leaving boardwalk rangers would say no as she had already lost her brother.
- Rangers would then ask if she would allow them to look over the video to see what went wrong and to get speculation of what happened and if Sable wanted to delete the videos. Sable ended up keeping the video though she said she may never watch it.

]]> 2022-04-20 15:43:57 UTC https://padlet.com/tahomasd1/go216ukr1mym5ywd/wish/2150572675 https://padlet.com/tahomasd1/go216ukr1mym5ywd/wish/2150584233 Abby S- incident time: search and rescue.
Time of incident: 06/7/16 
Report time: 06/7/16 
Where: Yellowstone Park 
There was video for the evidence. 
Collin Scott and his sister went off the boardwalks and went to find a hot spring to take a bath in. Collin was testing the water when he slipped in, dying almost instantly or a few minutes later from how hot the spring was and how much acid there was in the hot spring. 
Isaac H- Incident Time: 6/7/16
Location: Yellowstone national park
POV: Yellowstone Park Ranger
The park ranger gets a call that someone had fallen into a geyser. The team went to the scene and had waited to retrieve the suspects belongings because they wanted to hear what his sister (the one who called) had to say about the incident. There was a really graphic video of the situation but I don't know exactly what happened because the video transcript was crossed out. The whole reason Colin fell into the geyser is because him and his sister went off of the boardwalk. Suspect was around 5,10 and 150 pounds. 

Ryder Fritz
Temperature was over 212 degrees Fahrenheit 
pH level- 5
No human remains recovered
Fell in at 2:20 pm, body was gone at 8:15 am (took about 18 hours to dissolve). 

Mason Yantzer
when Collin scott fell in his sister was not able to see him because of the waters murky gray color. The last thing she saw of him after he fell in was a flip flop floating on the surface of the boiling hot water.]]> 2022-04-20 15:50:52 UTC https://padlet.com/tahomasd1/go216ukr1mym5ywd/wish/2150584233 https://padlet.com/tahomasd1/go216ukr1mym5ywd/wish/2150585275 Eli (37-45)
1. air temperature around the pool was 30 degrees Celsius, Water was 100 degrees Celsius

2. Sable Scott recorded a video of the incident but didn't know what was in the video 

3. recovery efforts ceased due to lack of remains, high acidity of the water likely dissolved the body overnight

Emma (12-18)
1. temperature of the water was recorded at over 212 degrees Fahrenheit and the acidity of the water was recorded with a PH of 5.

2. the pool was also recorded to be bubbling and the bubbling would increase and decrease during the operations. 

3. Colin was a well-adjusted recent collage student who had plans to attend graduation in the fall. The video clips taken by Sable Scott support that the incident was a accident rather than a possible suicide.  

Sydney (1-4)
1. The sister had visible injuries when she was found by park rangers

2. There was not an intact body able to be retrieved after the incident

3. Workers went to find Colin the morning after he fell in, due to bad weather conitions

Lauryn (5-9)
1. there were multiple lightning storms in the way when they were trying to recover the body
2. the pool was 6 by 4 and 10ft deep
3. with all the evidence they had changed it to be a recovery for the body instead of a rescue ]]> 2022-04-20 15:51:33 UTC https://padlet.com/tahomasd1/go216ukr1mym5ywd/wish/2150585275