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Cause of death revealed for two hunters found dead in Colorado wilderness
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Two experienced elk hunters who went missing in southern Colorado were killed instantly by lightning, officials confirmed.
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The coroner in Conejos County, Colorado, confirmed on Monday that a lightning strike killed two elk hunters who went missing Sept. 11 and were found dead…
A coroner ruled a lightning strike to be the preliminary cause of death for two 25-year-old hunters found dead under a tree in the Colorado wilderness.
Two elk hunters were discovered dead on a southern Colorado trail following a gargantuan search. Police confirmed Monday that they were struck by lightning.
Andrew Porter and Ian Stasko died instantaneously from a lightning strike while out hunting on the Rio de los Pinos trailhead, a remote area in the National Forest, County Coroner Richard Martin told multiple outlets.
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