A specialized Border Patrol team is participating in the search for a hiker who remains missing in the Grand Canyon after a flash flood occurred over the weekend. The flooding resulted in the deaths of at least two individuals, confirmed by their families on Tuesday. John Guisti, 46, and Brent Rosenkranz, 42, were identified as the deceased victims. The flash flood also necessitated the evacuation of dozens of individuals from the area.
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Border Patrol joins search for missing hiker in Grand Canyon following flooding
A Border Patrol team is assisting in the search for a missing hiker in the Grand Canyon after a flash flood led to at least two fatalities. John Guisti and Brent Rosenkranz were confirmed dead as a result of the flooding, which also prompted evacuations.
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