6 mothers identified as victims of deadly avalanche near Lake Tahoe
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Key Points:
- Six women killed in a deadly avalanche near Lake Tahoe were identified as experienced skiers and mothers on a trip together, with families confirming their identities and emphasizing their preparedness and respect for the mountains.
- The avalanche at Castle Peak, the deadliest in the U.S. in decades, killed eight people with one person still missing, and rescue crews are awaiting safer conditions to recover bodies and continue the search.
- Among the victims were two sisters, Caroline Sekar and Liz Clabaugh, who were traveling with close college friends; their families are focusing on supporting the children affected and honoring the mothers' lives.
- The group of 15 skiers, mostly women, had planned a well-organized three-day trip to Frog Lake Huts and were
