Video shows her in Santa Cruz Area – The Mercury News

Video with a missing cyclist when she drove in the area of ​​Santa Cruz was released, while the search for her continues in the southern Sierra Nevada.

The last registered view of Tiffany Slaton was April 24 near Shaver Lake in Fresno County. The Santa Cruz video, which was recorded on April 8, was released this week in order to “give the public a better look,” said the Sheriff of the Fresno County.

The 27 -year -old Slaton from Jeffersonville, Georgia, was on a solo bike camping trip in California, her family said. In a press conference last week, her father said that Slaton ended a stay as a traveler dialysis technician in Oregon and took a break for the bicycle trip before the start of the medical faculty.

She ran with an electric bike and pulled a small, two-wheel trailer bite in the video recorded in Santa Cruz from a driver who stopped to chat with her.

It was known that Slaton camped on April 20 near the Huntington Lake, east of Shaver at a height of 7,000 feet, said the Sheriff's office. In addition, she let her travel route pass them on to Mono Hot Springs in the Sierra, but this road remains closed by snow.

Slaton's parents reported that she was missing on April 21. Before that, they said, they had been in contact with them every day.