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Lost Set of Keys Found After Heavy Snow- Midway, Utah

juin 20th, 2024 by Michael Van Tassell
from Salt Lake City (Utah, United States)

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After a very heavy snow storm at the start of 2024, I received a call regarding a pair of lost keys. He was at work and due to the storm was going to stay the night. While he was unloading his stuff from his car, he lost his only set of car keys walking from his car to his room. During the night, over 24 inches dropped and by morning, the crew was out shoveling the snow from the street where he parked his car. To get a locksmith to come and make a new key was going to cost a fortune so when his wife reached out me, I dropped everything to go look for it. It was hard because keys can ring up like iron and with the snow crew moving snow around, there were huge piles of snow everywhere. After a solid 2.5 hours and just as I was about give up, I got a signal on the other side of a pile of snow. It turned out to be his keys. The snow was so deep, I was up to my waist trying to get to it. So happy I was able to get the lost keys back and he was able to get home to his family. Check out the full video on YouTube-

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Lost Massive Silver Ring with Moonstone in Salt Lake City- Found

juillet 24th, 2023 by Michael Van Tassell
from Salt Lake City (Utah, United States)

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I received a call about a massive silver ring with a beautiful moonstone that was lost in Salt Lake City near Hogle Zoo. I decided to drive up there right after getting the call knowing that larger items are easier to spot and get picked up by others. He mentioned to me that he was there with some friends and went to give a buddy a high five and the ring just came flying off his finger. It was a gift from another friend and very sentimental to him. He spent a good period of time looking for the ring before reaching out.

When I arrived we went back to where he was sitting and started to grid off the area. Silver is a very high tone signal which makes it easier to filter out on the detector. The issue was that the Cottonwood trees were in full bloom and so there was a thin layer of cotton fluff all over the ground which made the silver ring blend into the surroundings. After understanding where he was sitting and the trajectory the ring could have taken, I started to grid out about 50 feet to make sure I covered the area. It took me about 15 minutes to locate the ring. As you can see on the video, the ring was camouflaged very well in the cottonwood fluff that was all over the ground. I’m super happy to get this beautiful ring back to him! Thanks for reaching out!

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