#JOHN JONES NUTTY PUTTY FREE#

“Man Who Dies in Cave Had Robust Life.” Salt Lake Tribune, The (UT), 2009. “Thirty Years of American Cave Diving Fatalities.” Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine, vol. America’s News, /apps/news/documentview?p=NewsBank&docref=news/13CC08E6A210D340.

#JOHN JONES NUTTY PUTTY FREE#

“Rescuers Work to Free Man in Nutty Putty Cave.” Daily Herald (Provo, UT), 2009. America’s News, /apps/news/documentview?p=NewsBank&docref=news/13CC08E8F37CA618.

“Nutty Putty Cave Will Be Permanently Sealed with Body Inside.” Daily Herald (Provo, UT), 2009. “Nutty Putty: ‘I Really, Really Want to Get Out.’” The Salt Lake Tribune, SLTrib, 6 2010. 2017, /innovation/science-questions/hang-upside-down-how-long-safe-deadly.htm. “How Long Can a Person Safely Hang Upside Down?” HowStuffWorks, 19 Oct. “Why Utah’s Nutty Putty Cave Is Sealed Up With One Spelunker Inside.” All That’s Interesting, All That’s Interesting, 19 June 2018, /nutty-putty-cave. 2009, abcnews.go.com/Health/man-trapped-utah-cave-limited-time-doctors/story?id=9184843. “Man in Utah Cave Faced Tough Odds, Doctors Say.” ABC News, ABC News, 26 Nov. How did John Jones get stuck in Nutty Putty? Why could he not be rescued? And what did this terribly unfortunate man experience during those last 28 hours of his life? Find out on this episode of Where is the Line?Ĭox, Lauren. In fact, John Jones is still down there, his body still wedged in the 10 by 18 inch passage where he got stuck over a decade ago. Every year 5000-10000 cavers visit Nutty Putty Cave. Jones was wedged so tightly in the crevice in which he found himself that even after his death, rescuers were still unable to retrieve his remains. It was a Tuesday back home in Utah and John Jones, along with other family members and friends, headed to a rather barren hill just west of State Road 68 south of Salt Lake City. For 28 hours, rescuers attempted to free a still conscious John Jones, but they were unsuccessful in doing so. In November 2009 a 26-year-old spelunker named John Jones was exploring the Nutty Putty Cave system in Utah, and he got stuck. John Jones died after being trapped in the cave. The demise of this episode’s subject wasn’t one that played out with expedience. Here’s our Facebook page, and we’re even starting to learn Instagram. Related Tags - Ep 28: “This just screamed unethical.” – John Jones and the Nutty Putty Cave, Ep 28: “This just screamed unethical.” – John Jones and the Nutty Putty Cave from Unethical Podcast - season - 1, Unethical Podcast - season - 1 Ep 28: “This just screamed unethical.” – John Jones and the Nutty Putty Cave, Celeste Brown Ep 28: “This just screamed unethical.” – John Jones and the Nutty Putty Cave, Listen Ep 28: “This just screamed unethical.Subscribe through iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, PodBean, or whatever the hell other app you use for podcasts.

In 2009, a husband, father and medical student lost his life spelunking in a cave system that had been closed several times for being dangerous, but had reopened 6 months earlier because of public pressure. This one isn't technically true crime, and really has no business being here, but it's our podcast and we'll do what we want. No spoken intro for this one guys, Celeste is sick and sounds like a lawnmower making sweet love to a pile of nails. About Ep 28: “This just screamed unethical.” – John Jones and the Nutty Putty Cave Episode

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