Experienced hiker dies at bottom of Grand Canyon after making 'wrong turn' and running out of water - New York Daily News


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Experienced hiker dies at bottom of Grand Canyon after making 'wrong turn' and running out of water
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A Texas doctor died at the bottom of the Grand Canyon after making a wrong turn and running out of water, her husband says. Dr. Sarah Beadle passed away while hiking with her daughter and nephew, who were later found safe. Authorities contacted Scott ...
'She made a wrong turn': Grand Canyon officials may have found the remains of lost Texas doctorWashington Post
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