Human remains have been found near Crystal Rapids in Arizona, more than two weeks after flash floods impacted the Grand Canyon, resulting in two fatalities and one person reported missing. The remains were recovered by personnel from the National Park Service, who subsequently transferred them to the Coconino County medical examiner's office for identification. Timothy Smith, a 53-year-old hiker, has been missing since the floods occurred in late August, but officials have not confirmed whether the remains belong to him.
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Human Remains Discovered in Arizona Following Grand Canyon Floods
Human remains were discovered near Crystal Rapids in Arizona following flash floods in the Grand Canyon that occurred in late August, resulting in two deaths and one missing person. The National Park Service has recovered the remains and transferred them to the Coconino County medical examiner's office.
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