SEDAN, AUSTRALIA — A camper that went missing in the Australian outback is now back in civilization after her giant SOS message was spotted by a man's remote security cam.<br /><br />According to ABC News, Deborah Pilgrim was last seen Sunday morning at a campsite with friends on a rural property near Sedan, South Australia.<br /><br />Authorities searched for the 55-year-old for three days, with no luck.<br /><br />Poor Deborah had gone for a walk but quickly found herself lost in the bush. While wandering around, she came across a remote cottage, which, though empty, was fitted with a security cam.<br /><br />Cottage owner Neil Marriott had just had the cams installed after several break-ins. On Tuesday afternoon, he checked the footage and saw a large SOS on the ground that hadn't been there before. He put two and two together and alerted the cops. <br /><br />It was already dark when officers arrived at the site. They found a jacket, but no Deborah.<br /><br />They continued looking and eventually found her on a neighboring property. The poor woman had was about seven kilometers from where she was reported missing. <br /><br />She was taken to a nearby hospital to be checked, but appeared to be in good health, according to police.<br /><br />Good thing the creatures of the outback didn't get to her first, either, or it would've been a very different ending.
