Summary
Human remains were found near Crystal Rapids in Arizona more than two weeks after flash floods hit the Grand Canyon. The National Park Service has not yet identified the remains, but they occurred after a flood that killed two people and left one missing.Key Facts
- Flash floods struck the Grand Canyon in late August, caused by heavy rain.
- Two people died: a chiropractor from Texas and a martial artist.
- One person, Timothy Smith, a 53-year-old pilot from Wyoming, is still missing.
- The National Park Service recovered human remains near Crystal Rapids.
- The remains were sent to the Coconino County medical examiner’s office.
- The Park Service has not confirmed the identity of the remains.
- Timothy Smith’s wife posted on Facebook asking for privacy and prayers.
- Timothy Smith was known to enjoy outdoor activities and exploring new places.
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