A Massachusetts woman who has been missing for more than a week was found alive Monday after hikers heard her screaming for help near a wetland in a local state park.

Emma Tetewski, 31, was found alive by Easton Police Department officers after hikers walking through Borderland State Park heard a woman screaming for help from the wetlands and called 911. was done. according to Joint statement from Easton Police, Easton Fire Department and Stoughton Police.

That’s great news. One of his missing persons.

She’s stuck in the mud!

Truth is always stranger than fiction.

“Emma Tetewski, 31, was found Monday night after a climber called 911 and said she heard a woman screaming for help in what appeared to be a swamp.”https://t.co/roOBsFXfkr…

— Jennifer Coffindaffer (@CoffindafferFBI) July 4, 2023

When officers arrived at the scene, they heard Tetewski’s voice, but they could not see her in the swampy surroundings. Despite the harsh conditions, three officers stepped into the turbid water 50 feet from the shore and eventually found Tetewski, the statement continued.

“I commend the Easton police officers who blindly jumped into the water and followed the woman’s call for help,” Easton Police Chief Keith Boone said in a statement.

“Their immediate action saved Emma Tetewski. We also want to thank the amazing fire department, the Rangers at Borderland State Park, and the hikers who heard Emma and called 911. Without this coordinated effort, this rescue would not have been successful.”

Tetewski was reported missing by his family on June 26 and is believed to have been trapped in the swamp for at least three days, authorities said. (Related: Texas woman missing for 2 days found alive in submerged Jeep)

Teteuksy was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital where her injuries were not life-threatening and she was being treated, the statement continued.