"After nearly two weeks of intensive effort, search and rescue crews led by Union County Fire/Rescue have officially suspended active operations. His law partner, Kathryne "Kate" Morris, announced the update o n the firm's website, emphasizing that while ground teams have stood down, the search is continuing in other forms. Union County has paused its active search operations while awaiting new information or clues."
"We are forever indebted to the search and rescue teams who navigated treacherous terrain in challenging conditions with heroism, skill, and tireless dedication. Their commitment to finding Charles has been nothing short of remarkable, and we will be always grateful for their courage and compassion. Our own search efforts will continue. We are planning the next phase and will share details as they develop."
Charles Hosch vanished on November 11 while hiking Blood Mountain in northeast Georgia. After nearly two weeks of intensive effort, Union County Fire/Rescue search and rescue crews suspended active ground operations. His law partner, Kathryne "Kate" Morris, announced that ground teams have stood down but that search efforts will continue in other forms and the firm plans a next phase. Union County investigators determined Hosch was last seen at the summit of Blood Mountain, about 1.5 miles west of U.S. Highway 19. Authorities reported no suspicion of foul play. Blood Mountain presents sudden weather shifts, steep scrambles, and disorienting paths even for seasoned hikers. Search teams remain available to pursue new credible information.
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