The body of the woman, identified in reports as Angela Tramonte, 31, was discovered Friday off the Echo Canyon Trail near a home on the northeast side of Camelback Mountain in Phoenix, the Phoenix . 'This mountain doesn't care who you are, or how great of a hiker or an experienced hiker you are. The 30s female was pronounced deceased and this will now be a death investigation lead by Phoenix PD. Now youre just walking through the Sonoran Desert.. 0:29. Fundraiser set to finish "Emily's Hike" in New Hampshire, Mass. A Saugus woman died while hiking in Arizona. Her friends want answers. Death of Saugus woman during Phoenix mountain hike ruled accidental Crews are actively searching for her.'. But when he returned to the car, Tramontes stuff was there but she was not, McDade said. The off-duty cop decided to press on and planned to meet his newfound love interest back at a parking lot, but she never made it to the location, Phoenix fire officials said. Angela Tramonte had been in Phoenix for less than 24 hours when she was found dead on a hiking trail last Friday. We've received your submission. "If you start as a group, you should end as a group," Phoenix Fire Department Captain Rob McDade told 12News. Friends have called for a thorough investigating into Tramonte's death, describing her as a healthy young woman, 'She recently took a trip to Arizona to meet a man she was talking to online for two months. Melissa Buttaro has set up aGoFundMe page to raise money for the cost of bringing Tramonte's body back to Saugus and paying for funeral expenses. 'He clearly has no regard for her safety. Friends of Tramonte claim that she had complained to the police officer and first responder that she was 'exhausted and couldn't continue'. They supposedly went for a hike at Camelback Mountain on Friday, July 30th.'. She posted everything, thousands of photos per day. 0:00. 'But at that point in time, [she] could have conceivably been in the early stages of heat exhaustion and heatstroke, where you become delirious, and unfortunately, your faculties are not about you,' Phoenix fire Captain Rob McDade told the Globe.
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