A Virgina man who tried to walk home in a snowstorm last Monday after he crashed his car was found dead three days later, a report said.
The body of Jacob Whaley, 34, was discovered by a search party Thursday about 200 yards from the location in Louisa where his family had told authorities he may have been after he first disappeared, WRIC reported.
Whaley was trying to walk the six miles to his home in the wintry conditions, the report said.
When he stopped responding and never made it home, his relatives alerted the sheriff’s office and reported Whaley could possibly have been near Greene’s Corner Road.
Deputies responded to the site, but did not initially find him.
Trees laden with snow lie on Greenwood Church Road in Hanover County, Va., during a snowstorm Monday.The body of 34-year-old Jacob Whaley was discovered by a search party on Thursday.
Whaley’s relatives said police should have found him alive.
“I’m so angry with this county,” Whaley’s mother, Shannon Whaley, told the news outlet.
“All they had to do was go out and holler for him.”
The man’s sister, Angela Whaley, added: “Louisa County let him freeze to death.”
Whaley was trying to walk the six miles to his home in the wintry conditions, the report said.Jacob Whaley was trying to walk the six miles to his home in poor conditions before he died.
The Louisa County Sheriff’s Office issued a statement mourning Whaley’s death.
“Our heartfelt condolences go out to the family and friends of Mr. Jacob Whaley,” the office said.
“Missing Persons cases are always a top priority for the Louisa County Sheriff’s Office and we share in their grief and sorrow.”
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A Virgina man who tried to walk home in a snowstorm last Monday after he crashed his car was found dead three days later, a report said.
The body of Jacob Whaley, 34, was discovered by a search party Thursday about 200 yards from the location in Louisa where his family had told authorities he may have been after he first disappeared, WRIC reported.
Whaley was trying to walk the six miles to his home in the wintry conditions, the report said.
When he stopped responding and never made it home, his relatives alerted the sheriff’s office and reported Whaley could possibly have been near Greene’s Corner Road.
Deputies responded to the site, but did not initially find him.
Whaley’s relatives said police should have found him alive.
“I’m so angry with this county,” Whaley’s mother, Shannon Whaley, told the news outlet.
“All they had to do was go out and holler for him.”
The man’s sister, Angela Whaley, added: “Louisa County let him freeze to death.”
The Louisa County Sheriff’s Office issued a statement mourning Whaley’s death.
“Our heartfelt condolences go out to the family and friends of Mr. Jacob Whaley,” the office said.
“Missing Persons cases are always a top priority for the Louisa County Sheriff’s Office and we share in their grief and sorrow.”
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