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Brett Wuth — Tue, 02 Oct 2012 23:26:55 GMT

2012-08-02 Mock/Exercise plan/Residents exercise information moved to 2012-10-02 Mock/Exercise plan/Residents exercise information

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	practices its urban search skills. You will have important clues that		practices its urban search skills. You will have important clues that
	will help develop the story as the team searches for the fictional		will help develop the story as the team searches for the fictional
-	subject.	+	subject. However, if you cannot be around, there are other ways we
		+	will introduce the same clues.

	Do not show this information to any searchers. You will be		Do not show this information to any searchers. You will be
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	searchers should not enter your house. You don't need to do any real		searchers should not enter your house. You don't need to do any real
	searching yourself, only pretend if you want to.		searching yourself, only pretend if you want to.
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		+	If you are unable to be around, but leave the flagging tape
		+	on your door, they will know that you've given your permission
		+	to search just your yard.

	Because we're focusing on training for urban searches, additional		Because we're focusing on training for urban searches, additional

Brett Wuth at 20:03, 2 October 2012

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	a different part of the town and no searchers may come. It should all		a different part of the town and no searchers may come. It should all
	be over by 9 p.m.		be over by 9 p.m.
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		+	Thank you for volunteering to be a witness in this mock search. We hope you have fun with it and appreciate you helping our members to practice their skills.

Brett Wuth: New page: '''Mock Witness''' Thank you for agreeing to be a pretend witness as Pincher SAR practices its urban search skills. You will have important clues that will help dev...

Brett Wuth — Tue, 02 Oct 2012 19:59:08 GMT

New page: <big><big>'''Mock Witness'''</big></big> Thank you for agreeing to be a pretend witness as Pincher SAR practices its urban search skills. You will have important clues that will help dev...

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<big><big>'''Mock Witness'''</big></big>

Thank you for agreeing to be a pretend witness as Pincher SAR
practices its urban search skills. You will have important clues that
will help develop the story as the team searches for the fictional
subject.

Do not show this information to any searchers. You will be
interviewed by searchers and can let this information come out as you
answer their questions. Feel free to 'ham it up' or to flesh out the
story to make it feel more real. The search is for 'Brad Mussan', Age
68, 5'10", 155 lb, grey/brown wavy hai, wears glasses. The subject is
being played by Brett Wuth, which might help you image the subject.

Brad is a long time resident of Pincher Creek. He recently was
diagnosed with Alzheimer's and moved out of his home on the south hill
into Vista Village. He used to work at Shell and was an active
volunteer with the United Church.

At 6:30 p.m., please tie the provided strip of flagging tape around
the door knob of your front door so it can be seen by searchers. This
will let them know that your place is 'in on the game' and can be
approached.

The searchers should question you about what you've seen, which is
detailed below. If they don't, please call the 'pretend' police line
627-5804 at the time specified below and report it because you've
heard rumours of a search and have become suspicious of what you
witnessed earlier in the day or know.

The searchers should ask to search your yard. They will ask if they
can search your garage or shed, these are common place to find a
confused Alzheimer's sufferer. Only give your permission, if you feel
comfortable. They should ask you to search your own house. The
searchers should not enter your house. You don't need to do any real
searching yourself, only pretend if you want to.

Because we're focusing on training for urban searches, additional
teams may be sent to do a second search of your yard, so they get
practice too. On the other hand, clues may lead the search effort to
a different part of the town and no searchers may come. It should all
be over by 9 p.m.