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A climber was found dead at the Nolly National Park
in Alaska after falling from the highest peak in North
America.
The climbers family contacted officials after not hearing from them
for several days via their inreach communication device.
Rangers located the empty tent at above 17,000 feet and
determined the last sighting was two days prior at approximately
18,000 feet.
Satellite data indicated that the In reach device had not
moved since May 16th,
and Rangers later confirmed the climber's death using a spotting
scope to locate the probable fall area.
Recovery efforts will be attempted when weather allows and identity
will be released after notifying family.
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