Hiker dies after 100-foot fall in Wayne County canyon

[Iceaxe]

if you do have a source

Jeez... Crappy... I thought we had come to an understanding long ago that I wasn't here to cater to your whinny ass... You really need to get a girlfriend... err...excue me... I meant life partner....

"We are concerned that rumors about the facts of this event are beginning to circulate on the canyoneering websites. We want to ask if you might be able to ask the community to refrain from speculation at this time."

The above was not my quote. I was asked to post the above by friends and family and it was properly attributed.

As for the Bluejohn SAR... it is intentionally vague and annymous... also by request.

[remoteman45]

Wow

[Reverso]

Sad deal down there. Condolences to the family. Accidents happen and no one should rush to judgment. Too bad this thread deteriorated to shit talking, no offense intended. Be careful out there people.

[qedcook]

When I first heard the report, I though that the anchor for the fourth rappel might have failed, but it sounds like that's not the case. I didn't know that there was a bolt on that final rappel. I didn't use one when I was there.

[Iceaxe]

There were two SAR's in the Roost this past weekend. In addition to 'No Man's' some dude got stuck in the Squeeze Variation of Bluejohn for 3 days

Details on the Bluejohn SAR here:
http://www.bogley.com/forum/showthread.php?49821