'I found your dad': The mystery of a missing climber

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  • Ryan HockensmithApr 17, 2025, 09:00 AM ET

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THE SOUNDS ARE TERRIFYING. Cracks. Crunches. Crumbling. It's arsenic if the tremendous upland extracurricular has travel live contiguous and is angry. Or, possibly the full satellite is falling apart? Either way, each Ryan Cooper tin bash is prevarication successful his structure and anticipation the upland doesn't swallow him up. 

It's June 2024, and Cooper is precocious up connected 1 of the world's astir daunting mountains, Peru's Huascarán. He and his radical number their blessings erstwhile the prima comes up the adjacent morning. So far, the travel has been 1 obstacle aft another. Avalanches, rockslides, snowstorms. Cooper is simply a 44-year-old fittingness manager and endurance lawsuit organizer from Las Vegas with a wife, 3 kids, 2 dogs, 2 cats and 2 birds backmost home. He's not definite however galore of these planetary attempts helium volition beryllium capable to make. This has to enactment out.

But it's not meant to be. Cooper meets with his chap radical members, including his brother, and they determine that this travel is excessively dangerous, and they request to crook back. It's the close decision. But it feels truthful wrong. To spell each this way, and propulsion truthful hard truthful galore times to get to the top, and present they're conscionable going to quit?

When Cooper archetypal work astir Huascarán, helium felt a occurrence that mountaineers experience. They see it a calling, and they walk months and thousands of dollars preparing for a climb. They have to go, oregon other the occurrence doesn't halt burning.

But Cooper's assemblage feels extinguished erstwhile the radical decides to crook back. As helium packs up, the infinitesimal keeps stinging worse and worse. Cooper would ne'er hazard his ain beingness -- oregon the beingness of anybody successful his radical -- for the involvement of a summit. And yet, helium conscionable stands determination for a portion -- helium has ne'er made a close determination that pulled his guts retired similar this 1 does. The radical charts a people backmost down the 22,205-foot upland and begins its descent. Good mountaineers larn to ascent different day.

As they commencement down, Cooper notices thing successful the distance. The upland is axenic achromatic from the snow, but determination is simply a tiny clump of thing acheronian successful 1 spot up ahead. At first, Cooper thinks it's instrumentality oregon trash that radical near behind. But arsenic the radical gets closer, Cooper squints, questioning if he's seeing what helium thinks helium is seeing.

When they are lone a fewer feet away, the full radical pauses successful shock.

It's a body. A frozen body.


COOPER IS 6-foot-3 and ripped. He looks 10 years younger than his driver's licence alleges. He works retired each the clip with an oculus connected highest fittingness for summiting mountains, which requires unthinkable cardio and spot to endure immoderate of the world's harshest conditions.

Still, adjacent connected a cleanable day, Huascarán is an astir insurmountable challenge. It's the highest highest successful Peru, and its acme is the spot with the lowest gravitational propulsion of immoderate spot connected Earth. In rankings of the world's astir unsafe mountains, Huascarán is routinely placed adjacent Mount Everest, sometimes higher. And arsenic Cooper sees firsthand, clime alteration has made Huascarán incredibly volatile. The Cordillera Blanca upland scope has mislaid astir fractional of its glacier wide implicit the past 60 years. That destabilizes the mountain, causing much melting crystal and predominant avalanches.

By the clip helium and his radical crook back, Cooper has travel to grips with not making it to the top. The occurrence is out, astatine slightest for now. His caput has shifted to erstwhile helium tin effort again.

But the infinitesimal helium finds the frozen man, the occurrence wrong him rekindles. He thinks possibly the upland called to him -- not to get to the apical but to observe the frozen body.

When the radical realizes what they've found, everyone stands backmost and takes retired their phones. They privation to papers everything truthful that they tin amended assistance betterment efforts.

After a fewer minutes, Cooper approaches the body. The man's apparel and instrumentality bespeak that he's been frozen for years. A feeling steamrolls Cooper that the antheral indispensable get home, and Cooper indispensable bash everything imaginable to marque it happen. If helium tin bash that, the full travel volition beryllium worthy it.

Cooper tin spot that the man's cervix seems to person been breached and that his caput besides has a important injury. Perhaps the astir jarring happening astir the man's assemblage is his hands. He's covering his face, his hands raised successful a last-second panic to support himself from what indispensable person been the thousands of pounds of rock, snowfall and crystal that took his life. An avalanche.

As Cooper looks closer, helium notices a shiny entity successful the man's manus -- a wedding ring. He approaches the assemblage and reaches into his fanny pack, wherever helium finds the man's wallet. Like the assemblage itself, everything is intact. The man's tegument is leathery and cold, but the wallet opens similar a mean wallet. Cooper pulls retired a driver's licence and sees that the antheral is American. His sanction is William Stampfl, and helium disappeared 22 years ago.

The occurrence wrong Cooper is burning hotter than ever. He can't get the ocular of Stampfl's wedding ringing retired of his head. There indispensable beryllium idiosyncratic retired determination successful the satellite with a matching ring, wondering what happened to their spouse. He's determined to way them down.

Like truthful galore bodies discovered connected the world's highest peaks -- implicit 300 radical person died connected Mount Everest, for lawsuit -- Stampfl can't beryllium taken down the upland by Cooper and his group. These kinds of peaks are truthful unsafe that mountaineers indispensable measurement retired each ounce of their packs and support their cogwheel to an implicit bare minimum, truthful there's nary wasted energy. The champion they tin bash is papers coordinates, interaction the household and permission the excavation to a trained rescue team.

So, that's what Cooper does. As soon arsenic helium gets a compartment awesome astatine the bottommost of the mountain, helium connects with his woman and gives her Stampfl's sanction and address. He yet gets interaction accusation for idiosyncratic named Joseph Stampfl, whom helium believes is the man's son.

Cooper pauses for a fewer seconds. Now that helium has the interaction info, Cooper realizes that this mightiness beryllium the astir hard acold telephone successful quality history. How bash you adjacent commencement a speech similar this? Will the idiosyncratic connected the different extremity of the telephone beryllium grateful? Devastated? Both?

Cooper works up the courageousness to telephone from a edifice country successful Peru. It's a New Jersey country code, and the telephone conscionable rings and rings. He leaves a voicemail, hangs up and sends a text. Part of him is gladsome that Joseph doesn't prime up. He's inactive unsure of however to interruption the news. At slightest present helium has immoderate clip to beryllium with it and effort to travel up with the close happening to say.

But a fewer minutes later, his telephone starts to ring. It's that New Jersey country code. There's nary much country for planning. It's clip for 1 of the toughest conversations of Cooper's life.


WHEN HE FIRST listens to Cooper's voicemail, Joseph Stampfl thinks it is simply a scam. Anybody could person looked up the basal details of his dad's disappearance and could effort to con him with those details.

But 2 things instrumentality with him. The first: Why would idiosyncratic scam him 20-plus years later? The second: Cooper's voice. There is simply a vibe, a softness that makes him consciousness kindness, not chicanery.

About 15 minutes later, Stampfl calls back. His interior dependable is saying the aforesaid happening that Cooper's is: How the hellhole bash I adjacent commencement this conversation?

"Hi, this is Joseph Stampfl, returning your call."

"Hi, Joseph. My sanction is Ryan Cooper. I'm successful Peru, and I'm definite this is simply a shock, but I recovered your dad."

Stampfl ne'er thought helium would perceive that sentence.

Stampfl doesn't accidental anything. He'd dreamt of this telephone for truthful agelong that he'd accepted that it mightiness ne'er come. Now it's happening, and helium has fixed up connected figuring retired what to accidental next. So, helium conscionable says nothing.

Cooper fills the aerial with details. He tells Joseph what Bill Stampfl had been wearing, that helium had his driver's licence and that he'd taken a clump of photos. Joseph Stampfl asks if Cooper could nonstop him the photos, and Cooper says helium would. The telephone is 5 minutes long, and erstwhile it's over, Stampfl struggles to shingle the feeling that this is immoderate benignant of cruel joke.

But erstwhile Cooper texts him the photos, helium melts. Now helium knows it is real. And erstwhile Cooper says, "Tell maine astir your dad," Stampfl yet finds his words.

He tells Cooper that his dada worked arsenic an engineer, that helium had 2 kids, Joseph and Jennifer, and 2 stepsons, and that Bill Stampfl was idiosyncratic who finished things. He'd find a hobby -- mountaineering, aggregate philharmonic instruments, woodworking -- and past it wouldn't beryllium a hobby for long. He would motorboat himself into projects with implicit abandon, including becoming an elite mountaineer. He wasn't the benignant of feline who dabbled with playing the guitar oregon going for hikes; helium wouldn't halt until helium felt similar he'd mastered it. 

That made his disappearance an intolerable happening for the Stampfls to handle. The household yet came to grips with the thought that Bill died connected Huascarán. But they couldn't process the conception that his communicative would beryllium unfinished. For them, the sadness of his decease was outweighed by the symptom of his not having mastered his ain ending. "It was crushing for him dying to beryllium truthful open-ended," Joseph Stampfl says. He's soundless for a fewer seconds, and past conscionable says it again. "Crushing."

And so, aft talking to Cooper, helium spends the adjacent 90 minutes trying to way down his sister, Jennifer, his stepmom Janet and his dad's brother, Uncle Herb. He tells them lone that his dad's assemblage had been recovered -- helium wants Cooper to archer them the afloat story. Finally, they each sync for a telephone telephone with Cooper, and Cooper tells them what happened. Cooper talks -- and keeps talking -- and astatine the extremity of the call, they each explicit heavy appreciation.

Then, the household calls each other. They'd ne'er really closed the publication connected Bill Stampfl's beingness unneurotic and had ne'er been connected the aforesaid leafage astir his disappearance. Janet had moved connected with her beingness and remarried a fewer years aft her hubby vanished, and her interaction with her step-children dwindled implicit the years. She moved to Missouri, and Joseph relocated to the New York area, truthful the drift was inevitable.

But now, they are unneurotic again, with a finality nary of them knew they needed arsenic overmuch arsenic they realized. They are ecstatic to recognize however it happened, nary substance however overmuch it hurt.

"We had closure," Janet says. "Finally."

There's a cliché astir mountaineers and different escapade sports athletes: "They died doing what they loved." It tin beryllium some existent and absurd due to the fact that nary climbers, surfers, shot players, accountants, oregon anyone wants to dice doing thing they love. "When I'm successful the mountains, I don't privation to die," Cooper says. "It's wherever I americium astir gladsome to beryllium alive."

The Stampfls scoff astatine that notion, too. But determination is unthinkable joyousness successful their voices astir the extremity of Bill's story. Yes, his decease was sad, and the details of his past moments are heartbreaking, and the photos of him are a haunting reminder of Stampfl. But his household laughs and smiles and rejoices, with nary hushed tones and somber pursed lips astir Bill; they needed to cognize what happened to him, and abruptly they did.

But present they are presented with a caller question: How would they get him home?


FOR A MONTH after Cooper's voicemail, Joseph Stampfl squeezes successful his full-time occupation arsenic an designer successful the New York City country astir a 2nd occupation -- uncovering a rescue squad successful Peru to retrieve his dad. Cooper helps from afar, but getting a assemblage from precocious connected Huascarán to the United States is simply a wild, analyzable ordeal.

Stampfl needs to publication a rescue unit and a constabulary beingness to travel them connected the retrieval. He manages to bash that from his New Jersey home. Once Bill Stampfl's assemblage is brought to the bottommost of the mountain, Joseph past indispensable find a section ceremonial location to cremate his father's remains and vessel them backmost to the U.S., requiring a morass of paperwork for the indispensable approvals.

On the time the unit goes to the determination of his body, the Peruvian constabulary tag on and promptly nonstop retired photos and a property merchandise astir what they find. The photos are graphic and not approved of by the family, and Joseph Stampfl inactive gets a small blistery talking astir the code of the property release, which makes it dependable similar the constabulary had discovered his dad's body. 

"Ryan and his radical deserved each the recognition for uncovering my dad," helium says.

The time aft the property release, immoderate American media outlets study connected the find of Stampfl's dada earlier the household tin adjacent get Bill home. The household sits down for interviews and signs disconnected connected Cooper telling his portion of the story. Cooper defers to the Stampfls connected what they would similar him to share, and they importune that helium beryllium beforehand and center. They privation the satellite to cognize the gratitude they consciousness toward him. 

"He's a leader to us," Jennifer Stampfl says.

Bill Stampfl's assemblage makes it down the mountain, and helium is cremated. There are immoderate hang-ups with his belongings -- Janet wants to get his wedding set back, and Bill had a camera with him connected the trip. The Stampfls aren't affluent people, truthful adjacent though they'd emotion to person his things returned, they would request to wage Peruvian authorities $800 to bash so. For now, Bill Stampfl's instrumentality and astir of his belongings inactive beryllium successful Peruvian purgatory. But the household precocious paid for everything to beryllium returned.

His ashes are shipped to Los Angeles, and Jennifer picks them up astatine the airport. She arrives and opens the bundle erstwhile she gets to her car -- and determination is her dad, cremated into 1 large 13-pound urn. She cries astatine the finality of it. But she is so, truthful happy. These are the astir wanted tears of her life, tears she stored for 22 years, hoping to bare someday.

The program is to determination the ashes into 3 antithetic urns. One volition spell location with her, 1 volition spell with Joseph backmost to New Jersey, and the household volition clasp connected to the 3rd until they tin stitchery unneurotic connected Mount Baldy. They privation to scatter Bill's remains wherever his climbing vocation began, and they program to bash it astir Stampfl's birthday, Nov. 26. He would've been 81 this year.

Jennifer places the urn successful the backseat and has a feeling travel implicit her that it's not ashes; it's her dad. He's with her successful the car, and he's with her successful beingness again. The thrust takes astir an hr and a fractional successful stop-and-barely-go L.A. day traffic, with her wishing the full clip that she had enactment him up beforehand successful the rider seat. She looks toward the backseat and says, "At slightest it's truly lukewarm today, Dad."

Stampfl spends astir of the thrust telling her begetter that she has managed to merge their shared passion, music, into a vocation arsenic a teacher. She talks astir her broadside concern making purses and jewelry, knowing he'd person been her No. 1 customer. She says that she can't hold for him to beryllium astir Joseph to perceive the aforesaid beingness updates from him. She can't assistance but propulsion retired a spoiler that Joseph named his girl aft him: Willamina. "I stake you're wondering if your girl ever shuts up, huh?" she yet asks him.

She besides expresses the affectional toll of losing him, but not being rather definite she mislaid him. About however this is simply a bittersweet infinitesimal and besides a blessed infinitesimal and besides a devastating finality and besides the cleanable ending and besides truthful damn funny. "Dad, you hated the cold, and that's however you died? Frozen? Really?" she laughs into the rearview mirror.

Jennifer jokes present astir what that ocular indispensable person looked similar for different drivers. "I cried aft it archetypal happened," she says. "But determination was truthful overmuch uncertainty that the crying didn't consciousness final. I didn't truly fto it each out. I ne'er had that moment. Having him successful my backseat, knowing that this was yet it, I was capable to conscionable fto it go. It was decidedly disfigured crying."

When she gets home, she takes him wrong and puts him connected the table. She tells her dada that she'll beryllium backmost successful a bit, that there's much to beryllium said, but that they person truthful overmuch clip unneurotic now.  "I've done a batch of healing implicit 22 years," she says. "He hasn't been here. I've had to navigate beingness without him arsenic a portion of it. 

"Now I tin navigate beingness with him again."


COOPER'S FAVORITE PART of gathering the Stampfl household is proceeding them speech astir Bill. In the months aft discovering Bill, helium has gotten to cognize Janet, Jennifer and Joseph, and they each speech astir however Cooper can't get capable of knowing the antheral helium brought home.

Janet told him their emotion story. She met Bill successful the precocious 1970s. Both were divorced and successful their mid-30s, with 2 kids apiece. She liked however helium had his ain beingness and wanted her to person her ain life, too. He was the breadwinner, moving arsenic a civilian engineer, and she was a steady, resilient unit that kept their lives humming along.

Bill Stampfl was perpetually fidgeting -- ever uncovering caller hobbies and passions. Stampfl learned however to play the guitar, harmonica, trumpet and accordion, and he'd taught himself however to beryllium a masterful woodworker. The communal taxable of his hobbies was that they were solitary pursuits. Stampfl liked to enactment alone, and helium ever had.

He grew up arsenic an Austrian migrant successful the U.S. close aft World War II, picked connected nonstop for his heavy accent that American kids conscionable assumed was German. The anxiousness caused him to crook inward and enactment connected getting escaped of his accent by himself, distant from the satellite that mocked him. Years later, arsenic an adult, helium became the benignant of antheral who was truthful quiescent that erstwhile helium did speak, radical listened, and they didn't perceive an accent.

The 1 spot wherever Bill Stampfl felt similar helium could beryllium a small large was with his family. Janet inactive remembers the agelong car rides wherever the full pack would sing "She'll beryllium Coming 'Round the Mountain" until their throats hurt. "He was an amazing, multifaceted man," Janet says.

Cooper chuckled erstwhile Janet told him astir how, aboriginal successful life, Bill discovered what would yet beryllium his favourite hobby: mountaineering. Cooper got into mountaineering heavy into his big life, too.

The household utilized to laughter astatine Bill's prime of hobbies due to the fact that of however overmuch helium hated being cold. He would bundle up astir the location successful a sweatshirt and a blanket, past spell to acme Mount Baldy, a 10,064-foot snowy highest astir 50 miles extracurricular of Los Angeles, which served arsenic his starter kit to mountaineering.

Stampfl climbed Mount Baldy erstwhile and past again, and soon helium was doing it erstwhile a week, with 65 pounds of feline litter successful his backpack arsenic helium pushed his assemblage to hole for bigger peaks. He'd spent years calculating the magnitude of things he'd request connected a large acme and landed connected the fig 65 for the value of his perfect backpack. Jennifer remembers a fewer times erstwhile helium got up other aboriginal and summited Baldy doubly earlier lunch. He was hooked, and he'd spell connected to ascent Mount Kilimanjaro, Mount Rainier and a slew of others.

When Cooper spoke with Jennifer, she described moving for years arsenic an EMT successful the Los Angeles country earlier she went backmost to schoolhouse to survey music. In 2002, astatine property 31, she'd gotten her grade to thatch euphony astir the clip that Bill announced to the household that helium was going to effort to ascent Huascarán. In 1 of her past conversations with her dad, Jennifer delivered large news: She'd been hired arsenic a mediate schoolhouse euphony teacher successful the Los Angeles area. He was truthful blessed for her. Music was their thing, and present it was her livelihood.

She told Cooper that Bill went to Huascarán successful June 2002 with 2 different mountaineer friends, Matthew Richardson and Steve Erskine. He was grooming hard, sometimes doing assertive half-hour hikes up and down the stairs successful his location with the feline litter backpack. He'd beryllium dripping sweat, pushing himself the mode helium believed helium needed to beryllium capable to grip Huascarán. His household would ever laughter astir the ocular of the feline who hated cold, sweating his butt off, truthful that helium could hike immoderate of the astir frigid, icy places connected Earth.

In Bill Stampfl's mind, Jennifer said, he'd ascent Huascarán and past commencement reasoning astir trying to acme Mount Everest. He was superior -- helium ne'er had an involvement successful becoming famous, but astatine property 58, helium saw himself connected a trajectory to becoming 1 of the astir palmy older climbers successful mountaineering history.

In his past telephone with Janet, Bill was successful bully spirits. He was a meticulous planner connected his summits, to the constituent that the information of these trips receded into the inheritance due to the fact that of each his drawings and notes. Stampfl's household ever felt comforted by each the mapping that helium did, due to the fact that it felt similar he'd cautiously solved a mathematics occupation earlier helium ever acceptable ft connected the upland successful question. He knew the truth, though: Climbing plans tin beryllium reassuring, but besides not worthy the insubstantial they're drawn connected if a upland comes to life.

There were different groups connected Huascarán the time Stampfl disappeared. They reported seeing Stampfl and his 2 friends successful that country erstwhile a monolithic avalanche swept down the mountain. Erskine's assemblage was recovered aboriginal that week, astir 1,000 feet distant from wherever Stampfl's would yet beryllium discovered decades later. Richardson's assemblage is inactive missing.

Even though Stampfl's assemblage wasn't recovered successful 2002, the American embassy notified Janet that her hubby was presumed dormant and that a hunt chopper had had nary luck uncovering immoderate motion of him oregon Richardson. It was hard to ideate an result different than that Bill Stampfl had died connected Huascarán that day.

But the quality caput has ne'er figured retired however to process this benignant of vague finality, and the Stampfls were nary different. Janet felt successful her bosom that the reports from the different groups were true, that he'd died connected the mountain. Joseph and Jennifer, though, held retired hope. How could they not? Their dada had ever travel home; helium had ever been Superman. Jennifer thought astir however galore 1980s movies and TV shows she'd seen wherever idiosyncratic gets bonked successful the caput and has amnesia -- possibly her dada was wandering astir a Peruvian village, she thought, trying to retrieve who helium was and what beingness helium near behind. Or what if helium got trapped determination but has a pouch of air? What if helium were injured, lying retired determination successful the cold? Even if helium had died, she wanted to cognize how. 

She disquieted and she hoped.

Cooper's bosom wounded listening to them speech astir however their hopes dwindled arsenic 2002 wore on. The household celebrated his beingness connected Mount Baldy, successful a ceremonial organized by the section mountaineering community, and Bill Stampfl was declared legally dead. But still, the powerfulness of not knowing kept a clasp connected the family, and they each had a pugnacious clip moving on. 

Maybe, conscionable maybe, Dad was inactive retired there.

But 2002 turned to 2003, and 2004, and the calendar conscionable kept turning. Eventually, adjacent Jennifer gave up anticipation that her dada was alive. When she told others the details of her dad's disappearance, she noticed that radical would marque a definite look, similar they had accepted his death, portion she had not. 

"I thought possibly idiosyncratic would find him 1,000 years from now," Jennifer says.


THE WEEKEND BEFORE Thanksgiving, Cooper is moving each time to assistance enactment connected an ultramarathon. He sleeps a small connected Saturday night, Nov. 23, past helium gets successful his car astatine 4 a.m. to thrust to Mount Baldy. 

The Stampfl household has gathered determination to accidental their last farewell to Bill. His widow, Janet, flew successful from Missouri. Joseph came from New Jersey. Jennifer drove from her adjacent home. And they each can't hold for Cooper to arrive.

The archetypal program isn't going to work; they initially wanted to springiness everybody the enactment of either riding skis lifts to the apical oregon climbing it by ft earlier spreading Bill's ashes, but galore of the trails are closed due to the fact that of occurrence concerns. Everyone is simply a small disappointed, particularly Cooper. He drove from Las Vegas, propelled by the thought of honoring Bill by filling his backpack with 65 pounds of rocks and past summiting Bill's favourite mountain.

The full unit takes the skis assistance to the top, and Cooper and Joseph Stampfl proceed a speech they've been having for a while. They speech astir however possibly someday they'll spell to Peru unneurotic with immoderate of Bill's ashes, and they'll instrumentality him to the acme and permission portion of him wherever helium died trying to get to. Maybe they could look for Matthew Richardson portion they are there, they say.

But a comic happening happens astatine the apical of the mountain. A Stampfl household person appears connected the way and says she had been told by a Baldy authoritative that definite trails are OK for hiking. Cooper exchanges a look with Joseph and earlier they tin walk overmuch clip investigating it, they're darting down the upland truthful they tin ascent close backmost up. 

They're some connected fire.

At the base, Cooper scrounges astir for a stone that mightiness measurement 65 pounds. He's hellbent connected seeing done his homage. He yet finds 1 and mashes it into his backpack. He tells Stampfl, "When it gets tough, our thoughts volition beryllium connected your dad. We're suffering for a bully reason."

They marque the hike to the top, wherever the remainder of the Stampfl friends and household are waiting. They stitchery successful a ellipse to accidental goodbye to Bill, erstwhile and for all. A fog has rolled successful and surrounds the radical successful an eerie way. The prima is out, truthful the orangish airy makes the huddle glow. 

Everybody successful the ellipse tin spot each different well, but not acold beyond the extracurricular of the circle. It's conscionable them successful determination with Bill, tucked distant from the foggy world. That makes it hard to cognize precisely what happens oregon doesn't hap wrong that circle. But could immoderate of Bill Stampfl's ashes person accidentally landed connected this spot that was the halfway of his existence? Who tin say?

Each idiosyncratic makes a fewer comments astir Bill, sheds a fewer tears, and finds closure. The full happening lasts astir 5 minutes, and past it's clip to spell home. The upwind is successful the mid-40s, but radical instrumentality enactment that it feels much pleasant than the thermometer would person you believe. And arsenic they marque their mode down the mountain, everybody can't assistance but smile. 

Bill Stampfl is lukewarm again, and helium ever volition be.

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