Christina Florschutz experienced a harrowing ordeal when a landslide struck her home near the southeast Alaska island community of Wrangell. As she dressed after a shower, she heard a terrifying noise, instantly recognizing it as a landslide. Having encountered natural disasters like tornadoes and mudslides in the past, she was familiar with the ominous sound. The force of the mountainside impact tossed Florschutz around her home, rendering her unconscious. In a recent interview with the Wrangell Sentinel and KSTV radio, she recounted the incident while anxiously awaiting news about her missing husband, 65-year-old commercial fisherman Otto Florschutz. The landslide occurred on November 20, affecting three homes, with one being unoccupied. Tragically, four individuals lost their lives in the disaster: Timothy and Beth Heller along with their children Kara (11) and Mara (16). Two more individuals, Derek Heller (12) and Otto Florschutz, remain missing. Christina Florschutz, the sole survivor found thus far, described the aftermath. When she regained consciousness amid the rubble, she was trapped between her house's roof and debris. Despite the discomfort, she remained determined to survive. Using a bag of polar fleece she found, she fashioned makeshift insulation, providing a source of comfort through the night. After sunrise, Florschutz managed to free herself and discovered the extent of ...