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Posted: Tuesday, 10 July 2012 6:10AM

Footprint Found As Search Resumes For Lost Hiker



NORTH BEND, Wash.  (Metro)  -- King County search and rescue workers are hoping a footprint in the snow will lead them to a hiker missing in the Snoqualmie National Forest. 

KING 5 News reports the search for 50-year-old John Wright of University Place resumed this morning, with about 40 searchers and helicopters focusing on the Green Mountain area, where another hiker reported seeing Wright on a trail. 

Wright, an avid hiker, has been overdue on a day hike since Friday afternoon. 

KING 5 News reports Wright's car was found at the Snoqualmie River Middle Fork Trailhead along Interstate 90.

Searchers are optimistic they will find Wright.

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