Evidence of skier caught avalanche on north facing Silver Peak

Toured the northern aspect of Silver Peak. The ridgeline in spots was scoured to the rain crust and poking into this crust revealed facets, but we did not encounter any other signs of instability like whumphing or cracking on our skin up. We stuck to low angle open spaces below treeline and skied cold, unconsolidated snow. Upon finishing our first lap, we noticed a very zig-zaggy crown on a steep NE facing rollover (approx 37 degrees) at about 7240ft (see pin) that funneled into a small gully, adjacent to the lower angle slope we chose to take. There was a single visible track (snowboard?) leading into the crown and it was hard to tell if it was from today, so we decided it would be prudent to check for victims in case, before leaving. There was no obvious area dug out, but we didnt pick up a signal while in search mode, and saw a few tracks leading away from the slide, which hopefully belonged to whoever triggered it. We estimated the crown to be 18"-24", and a small D2, which ran the length of the small gully.