From left, Jonah May talks to reporters as Tracy Howard puts her hand on her son, Tyler Howard-Gotto, on Tuesday after he and May were found alive after spending the night in the woods after their snowmobile got stuck. At rear is Howard-Gotto's grandfather, Phil Howard. Gabe Souza/Staff Photographer
Phil Howard re-enters his Andover home after addressing the media Tuesday about his grandson, Ty Howard-Gotto, 15, who went missing late last night snowmobiling with a friend. Gabe Souza/Staff Photographer
Tyler Howard-Gotto, 15, at right, laughs with his brother, Gauge Howard-Fowler, 4, on Tuesday at his grandfather's house in Andover after returning safe from a night spent in the woods after the snowmobile he was on with his friend, Jonah May, at center, got stuck. Photo by Gabe Souza/Staff Photographer
Tyler Howard-Gotto, 15, laughs with his brother, Gauge Howard-Fowler, 4, on Tuesday at his grandfather's house in Andover after returning safe from a night spent in the woods after the snowmobile he was on with his friend, Jonah May, at far right, got stuck. With them are Tyler's mother, Tracy Howard, center, and his aunt, Caroline Flynn. Photo by Gabe Souza/Staff Photographer
Tyler Howard-Gotto, 15, hugs his aunt, Caroline Flynn, after Howard-Gotto returned to his grandfather's house safely Tuesday after spending a night in the woods after the snowmobile he was on with his friend, Jonah May, at far left, got stuck. The pair broke into a small shack and made a fire to stay warm. Photo by Gabe Souza/Staff Photographer
Tyler Howard-Gotto, 15, chats on the phone with a reporter while his younger brother, Gauge Howard-Fowler, 4, tries to get his attention and Jonah May warms his hands by the wood stove in Phil Howard's Andover home Tuesday. Howard-Gotto and May spent the night in the woods after the snowmobile they were riding got stuck. Photo by Gabe Souza/Staff Photographer
This photo of Ty Howard-Gotto, left, and Jonah May was taken within the last few days.
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