Skier Remains Found

in Community — by — June 6, 2016
Remains of Skier Found
Skier remains found in the Kendall Tree area near Snoqualmie Pass. Photo Source: q13Fox.com

According to the Seattle Times, skier remains found Saturday are thought to be those of a skier lost since December. Friends of lost backcountry skier, 43-year-old Monty Busbee, found human remains in the area where Busbee went missing in December. The friends went looking for their lost friend on Saturday and the skier remains were found in the Kendall Tree area near Snoqualmie Pass.

The friends notified King County Sheriff’s Office and the remains were remanded to the county medical examiner.  At this time the cause of death is unknown.  Busbee was a Maple Valley, Wash., resident and experienced skier.  King County Search and Rescue had conducted an exhaustive search for Busbee at the time of his disappearance.

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Dutch is a regular adventuring jack-of-all trades— he is an alpine climber, trekker, hiker, rock climber, skier, snow shoer, kayaker, ocean swimmer, scuba diver, mountain biker, and sky diver to name a few of his pursuits. Along with being a writer for SBM, Dutch is a psychology doctoral candidate and a freelance writer of fourteen years. Dutch has participated in both supported and unsupported treks in the U.S., Asia, and Central and South America. When he's not adventuring, Dutch also writes investigative journalism and short fiction.

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