CRASH victim Lamara Bell begged for help when she was finally discovered three days after her car veered off the M9 and went down a steep embankment.
Farmer Robert Findlay told a fatal accident inquiry at Falkirk Sheriff Court that he was the first to reach the scene of the crash.
Findlay, now 66, told how he spotted "a blue object" in a wooded area next to the M9 while driving back to his farm at around 10am on July 8.
Shortly afterwards, he drove back from the area and had a clearer view. Moving closer to it, he could see it was a car.
In order to get closer, he had to climb down a "steep" embankment and over two fences.
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