Colorado students died in climbing fall, not weather, autopsy says
Colorado students died in climbing fall, not weather, autopsy says
Colorado students died in climbing fall, not weather, autopsy says
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- Two Colorado college students died instantly from multiple blunt force injuries after a climbing anchor failed while they were rappelling on West Apostle Mountain, an autopsy has found.
- Kaden Matsuda, 19, and Jackson Donlon, 20, of Colorado Mountain College in Leadville, fell a substantial distance when the rock holding their anchor gave way.
- Investigators said the severe snowstorm that hit the area was not a direct cause of their deaths.
- Two Colorado college students died instantly from multiple blunt force injuries after a climbing anchor failed while they were rappelling on West Apostle Mountain, an autopsy has found.
- Kaden Matsuda, 19, and Jackson Donlon, 20, of Colorado Mountain College in Leadville, fell a substantial distance when the rock holding their anchor gave way.
- Investigators said the severe snowstorm that hit the area was not a direct cause of their deaths.
- Two Colorado college students died instantly from multiple blunt force injuries after a climbing anchor failed while they were rappelling on West Apostle Mountain, an autopsy has found.
- Kaden Matsuda, 19, and Jackson Donlon, 20, of Colorado Mountain College in Leadville, fell a substantial distance when the rock holding their anchor gave way.
- Investigators said the severe snowstorm that hit the area was not a direct cause of their deaths.
Two Colorado college students died instantly from multiple blunt force injuries after a climbing anchor failed while they were rappelling on West Apostle Mountain, an autopsy has found. Kaden Matsuda, 19, and Jackson Donlon, 20, of Colorado Mountain College in Leadville, fell a substantial distance when the rock holding their anchor gave way. Investigators said the severe snowstorm that hit the area was not a direct cause of their deaths.
Two Colorado college students died instantly from multiple blunt force injuries after a climbing anchor failed while they were rappelling on West Apostle Mountain, an autopsy has found. Kaden Matsuda, 19, and Jackson Donlon, 20, of Colorado Mountain College in Leadville, fell a substantial distance when the rock holding their anchor gave way. Investigators said the severe snowstorm that hit the area was not a direct cause of their deaths.
Two Colorado college students died instantly from multiple blunt force injuries after a climbing anchor failed while they were rappelling on West Apostle Mountain, an autopsy has found. Kaden Matsuda, 19, and Jackson Donlon, 20, of Colorado Mountain College in Leadville, fell a substantial distance when the rock holding their anchor gave way. Investigators said the severe snowstorm that hit the area was not a direct cause of their deaths.
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