Olympic National Park – National Park Service officials on Tuesday released a statement saying the body that was found in Olympic national Park last Friday was indeed that of 26-year-old Alleacya Boulia of St. Louis, Missouri, something her family members divulged over the weekend.
The Park’s Molly Pittman relayed the following statement from the Park Service.
“Search teams located and recovered the body of “Angel” Alleacya Boulia on Feb. 6 in the Sol Duc Valley of Olympic National Park, near the Hidden Lake off-trail area south of the Sol Duc Falls trailhead. Boulia was reported missing in late November. The incident remains under active investigation, and no additional information is available at this time.”
Boulia was reported missing on November 27, and Rangers began their search in the park immediately after being notified on November 30. That same day, a rental car company picked up a signal that confirmed that Boulia’s rented Ford Bronco Sport was parked at the Sol Duc Trailhead.
Search and rescue teams from multiple agencies searched the Sol Duc area with dogs, drones, and on foot, while a technical team searched the river corridor.