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Photos show 2 Grand Canyon flash flood victims before deadly incident
Fox News • • nation
Key Points:
- The remains of Texas chiropractor John Giusti, 46, and martial artist Brent Rosenkranz, 42, were found after flash flooding in the Grand Canyon, with a third friend, Timothy Smith, 53, still missing.
- All three men, who had ties to Granbury, Texas, planned several days of hiking, camping, fishing, and exploring together before the deadly flooding on August 29 along Bright Angel Creek.
- Rescue efforts saved 45 people by sunset Saturday and evacuated 37 others Sunday, with authorities tracking missing persons through permits and vehicle license plates, currently believing only one person remains missing.
- The flash flood struck near Phantom Ranch, a popular stopover point, causing significant damage and complicating rescue and repair efforts, including damage to the Grand Canyon water pipeline.
- Families described Giusti as an avid runner and devoted father, while Rosenkranz had shared excitement about their challenging hiking adventure prior to the tragedy.
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