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A body recovered from below the South Rim of the Grand Canyon has been identified as that of a Colorado man. Authorities say 62-year-old B. Holt Vaughn, of Broomfield, Colo., had been visiting Grand Canyon National Park with his son, daughter-in-law and other family members when he fell over the edge of the South Rim for an unknown reason. His body was located Saturday about 400 feet below the rim between Mather Point and Pipe Creek Vista.
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I'll cop to the original post. In a nutshell, it said "how the hell do you fall into the Grand Canyon?? That is a really, really big hole to miss." And I wasn't trying to be mean, I was honestly wondering how anybody manages to fall into a great crack like that! Scott C is not being an a s s-hat.
From denverpost.com
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- Broomfield man killed in fall at Grand Canyon (denverpost.com)
Rangers at Grand Canyon National Park are trying to determine how a man fell 200 feet to his death from the South Rim near Mather Point.
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From feedburner.com
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- New rules Grand Canyon camping permits (sfgate.com)
- Rafting the Grand Canyon: Adventure of a lifetime (gadling.com)
- Body Recovered from Below South Rim of Grand Canyon (news.google.com)
the road is 14 miles long, not 10
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From en.wikipedia.org
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(The Associated Press) Officials at Grand Canyon National Park say a man's body has been found 200 feet below the canyon's South Rim.Park spokeswoman Maureen Oltrogge says the park's communication center began getting calls Saturday afternoon about a man spotted over the edge in an area between Mather Point and Pipe Creek Vista, east of the South Rim Village.
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