The brother of Julian Sands, the actor who disappeared more than a week ago in California, spoke to the media fearful that the authorities would not be able to find his relative due to the weather conditions in the area where he was last seen. In recent days, the US State Police found another hiker alive who had also gotten lost in the mountains.
The British artist went for a walk very often in the region, which he called “his favorite place”, in the city of Los Angeles. According to Nick, his brother, “I used to go there whenever he could.” “Julian Sands he said he never had a vacation, but always claimed he ‘took breaks from time to time’. Now he is resting in a very important place for him,” said the financial adviser, who fears that it is too late to find him.
“He hasn’t been declared dead yet, but I know in my heart that he’s gone forever. Likewise, knowing him and knowing the rivalry that existed between us, it would not be strange for him to appear out of nowhere to prove that I was wrong, “the brother ironized. of Julian Sands and took the opportunity to thank the authorities. “Our hearts go out to the San Bernardino Sheriff’s Department, who are coordinating the search through a heroic effort,” the family said. of the actor.
According to Nick, his brother was a very experienced walker who had done the Pennine Way walk in 2022, a very long trek through the most mountainous part of England from Edale, near Sheffield, to the Scottish border. It was known so Julian He came to travel 48 kilometers in a single day and has even come to sleep in a tent in the middle of nowhere.
The other lost hiker
Several people disappeared on the mountain facing one of the harshest winters in years, with conditions that make it difficult for the Police to search for survivors, who can only carry out aerial searches due to how dangerous it can be to send ground teams.
However, that does not mean that they do not get results. Even though sandy Still no trace, this week they found Jin Chung, a 75-year-old Los Angeles resident who had gone missing on Sunday near Baldy Mountain, the highest peak in San Gabriel.
