AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Cadaver dogs deployed in Grand Canyon as flash flood death toll rises to two, one man still missing
Two friends are dead and a third remains missing after a flash flood tore through one of the Grand Canyon's most popular backcountry corridors, and search teams with cadaver dogs are now combing the wreckage for any sign of the man who hasn't been found. The National Park Service confirmed that Dr. John Giusti, 46, […] The post Cadaver dogs deployed in Grand Canyon as flash flood death toll rises to two, one man still missing appeared first on American Almanac .
Two friends are dead and a third remains missing after a flash flood tore through one of the Grand Canyon's most popular backcountry corridors, and search teams with cadaver dogs are now combing the wreckage for any sign of the man who hasn't been found. The National Park Service confirmed that Dr. John Giusti, 46, a Texas chiropractor and father of three, and Brent Rosenkranz, 42, of Granbury, Texas, were killed when floodwaters ripped through Bright Angel Canyon on Saturday, August 29. Timothy Allen Smith, 53, the third member of their hiking party, has not been located. As of Tuesday, four cadaver dog teams were set to search the Bright Angel Creek and Phantom Ranch areas, joined by a U.S. Border Patrol technical search team using…Open