College 走者 who took off into Alaskan wilderness and ended up losing feet 始める,決める off on run because he was 'despondent', 明らかにする/漏らすs 報告(する)/憶測


New 詳細(に述べる)s have 現れるd today about why cross-country 走者 Marko Cheseto took off into the frozen 支持を得ようと努めるd of Alaska and had to have his feet amputated.

A police 報告(する)/憶測 into the finding 示唆するs he went for a run alone in the wilderness because he was feeling despondent and passed out under a tree.

Mr Cheseto, 28, of Kenya, disappeared from the University of Alaska 船の停泊地 on November 6.

Kenyan long-distance runner Marko Cheseto has had both his feet amputated after spending more than two days outside in freezing weather in Alaska

Kenyan long-distance 走者 Marko Cheseto has had both his feet amputated after spending more than two days outside in 氷点の 天候 in Alaska

He was 苦しむing from hypothermia and 厳しい frostbite to his feet when he staggered into the ロビー of an 船の停泊地 hotel three days later.

Mr Cheseto was wearing a T-shirt, ジーンズs, two jackets and running shoes, but no hat or gloves. His shoes were frozen to his feet.

A university police 報告(する)/憶測 says Mr Cheseto told of ficers he woke up the morning of November 6 and tried to find his roommate.

He 手配中の,お尋ね者 to tell him he was 'having to struggle to get through life,' but his roommate had to work, the campus police officer's 報告(する)/憶測 said.

Mr Cheseto's despondency grew.

'He told me that he felt like no one had been able to understand how difficult things had been for him, and that everyone 基本的に just said, "Hang in there",' the officer's 報告(する)/憶測 says.

Search effort: Alaska Search & Rescue Dogs (pictured) were among the teams sent to find Cheseto, who vanished as two snowstorms hit Anchorage earlier this month

Search 成果/努力: Alaska Search & 救助(する) Dogs (pictured) were の中で the teams sent to find Cheseto, who 消えるd as two snowstorms 攻撃する,衝突する 船の停泊地 earlier this month

The 報告(する)/憶測 had sections redacted and didn't (a)手の込んだ/(v)詳述する on Mr Cheseto's problems.

Mr Cheseto was a 最高の,を越す 走者 on his team but took last season off に引き続いて the 自殺 of his の近くに friend, チーム仲間 and fellow Kenyan William Ritekwiang.

Mr Ritekwiang was 設立する dead in February in his apartment 近づく campus.

Michael Friess, the university's 長,率いる cross country and 陸上競技 coach, said Mr Cheseto received 助言 after his friend's death and was still 存在 扱う/治療するd when he took his run in the 支持を得ようと努めるd.

Marko Cheseto
William Ritekwiang

'Depressed': Cheseto (left) was 不正に 影響する/感情d by the February 自殺 of チーム仲間 William Ritekwiang (権利) and took last season off

The 報告(する)/憶測 said Mr Cheseto began his run about 7pm on a popular 追跡する that's covered in snow this time of year.

He took a left turn off the 追跡する and ran into the 支持を得ようと努めるd, where he told police he passed out under a tree.

When he awoke, 明らかに in the 早期に morning hours three days later, it was snowing. He did n't have much snow on his upper 団体/死体, but his 脚s were buried in snow. He realised his feet were frozen.

The 報告(する)/憶測 says Mr Cheseto lay there for about another half-hour and realised he was getting even colder. He told police he pulled himself up by 持つ/拘留するing の上に a tree.

He started to do 演習s to get some feeling 支援する into his 脚s so he could walk out of the 支持を得ようと努めるd.

Extreme weather: Before he disappeared Cheseto was last seen leaving the University of Alaska's social sciences building (pictured). Three days later he walked into a campus area hotel suffering from severe hypothermia

Extreme 天候: Before he disappeared Cheseto was last seen leaving the University of Alaska's social sciences building (pictured). Three days later he walked into a campus area hotel 苦しむing from 厳しい hypothermia

Hunt: Divers were preparing to sear
ch lakes around the campus when the nursing student reappeared

追跡(する): Divers were 準備するing to search lakes around the campus when the nursing student 再現するd

The 競技者 then walked toward the sound of cars and 結局 walked into a hotel ロビー, where 従業員s 急ぐd him over to a fireplace, put a 一面に覆う/毛布 on him and called 911.

'He 明言する/公表するd that he asked them what day it was and was やめる shocked to be told it was Wednesday morning, as he 人物/姿/数字d it was only Monday,' the police 報告(する)/憶測 said.

Mr Cheseto is 存在 fitted with prosthetics and likely will be hospitalised another two weeks, Mr Friess said.

'It is hard to understand 不景気,' Mr Friess said. 'Yes, he was in the wrong place, he fell 負かす/撃墜する, you could 述べる it. But in my opinion the strongest 面 is that he got up.

'He wasn't 設立する. He returned to us,' Mr Friess said.

詳細(に述べる)s from the university police 報告(する)/憶測 first appeared in The Northern Lights campus newspaper.

Mr Cheseto, a long-distance 走者 working on a nursing degree, disappeared a day after the university cross-country team's 勝利を得た return to 船の停泊地 from the NCAA 分割 II West 地域 選手権s in Spokane, Wash.

The Seawolves won every 選手権 up for 得る,とらえるs at the 会合,会う.

Mr Cheseto had won the West 地域 選手権s in cross-coun try in 2009 and 2010. He had used his final season of cross-country 適格(性) but was 推定する/予想するd to compete in spring 跡をつける.

Patrick Cohn, a sports psychology 専門家 and 創立者 of 頂点(に達する) 業績/成果 Sports in Orlando, Florida, said it can be a difficult 過程 for student 競技者s as they move toward careers in other fields.

'When they stop, they lose that 身元: 'Who am I? Not the student 競技者,' Mr Cohn said.

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