Crime & Safety
Salisbury Woman, Gathering Items In The Woods, Found Uninjured
New Hampshire Fish and Game, state troopers searched the woods in Salisbury after a woman didn't return to where she was dropped off Friday.
SALISBURY, NH — New Hampshire Fish and Game Department was notified of a missing woman in Salisbury on Friday around 5 p.m.
Monique Olson, 54, of Salisbury, was dropped off along Warner Road by her husband in a wooded area at 3:50 pm. She wanted to find some pine branches and wood pieces to use for home decoration. Her husband had planned to stay in the car and wait.
When she didn’t return at dusk, he went to look for her. Unfortunately, he was unable to locate Monique and called for assistance.
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Conservation officers and two New Hampshire state troopers responded to the scene. Searchers were fortunate it had snowed for most of the day, providing good tracking.
The officers followed her tracks until they located her approximately one mile from where she started. Olson was cold and wet but uninjured. She was appreciative as she didn’t know how to get back to the road and had no light source. She was safely brought back to Warner Road, arriving at approximately 6:30 p.m.
