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Janette Heung Of Boulder Killed In Fall From Wyoming Peak
A colleague of Heung stated online that a "melon-sized" rock struck and dislodged the woman's climbing rope anchor.
By Logan Smith
September 15, 2020
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(CBS4) – A 35-year-old Boulder woman passed away following a climbing accident last week in Wyoming’s Wind River Range. Janette Heung fell approximately 400 feet while descending Pingora Peak on Sept. 5.
A colleague of Heung stated online that a “melon-sized” rock struck and dislodged the woman’s climbing rope anchor.
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“Janette was rappeling the South Buttress rappels of Pingora after climbing the East face with me, her climbing partner,” Josh Digrugilliers of Pennsylvania wrote in a MountainProject.com discussion last week. There were two other climbers in their group.
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