In the summer of 2000, this gruff space-smuggler-turned-screen-legend fired up his personal helicopter and rescued a dehydrated hiker off an Idaho mountain — one of two stranded strangers he airlifted to safety in as many years.
The full story
A licensed pilot who volunteered for search-and-rescue in Wyoming, Harrison Ford rescued dehydrated hiker Sarah George by helicopter in July 2000 — she famously said 'I can't believe I barfed in Harrison Ford's helicopter' — and located lost 13-year-old Boy Scout Cody Clawson in 2001.
The clues we handed out
— The hiker later admitted she'd been sick in the actor's helicopter — and had no idea whose it was until she looked up.
— The next summer he found and flew home a 13-year-old Boy Scout lost near Yellowstone.
— He volunteered his aircraft for county search-and-rescue missions near his Wyoming ranch.
— His most famous character hates snakes and never misses with a whip.
— Initials: H.F.
How this case played
ALLEGEDLY* edition No. 26. Three strikes to name Harrison Ford, with a free clue
unlocked after every miss.
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