Recovered/Located Peru - William Stampfl, US mountaineer missing since 2002, body found July 2024

[Rikissa]

The body of missing mountaineer William Stampfl have been found well-preserved at 17,00 feet on Mount Huascaran in Peru. He went missing 2002 in an avalanche while trying to climb the mountain, together with two friends. One, Steve Erskine, was found shortly after the avalanche, while the other, Matthew Richardson, is still missing.
This is only one of several missing mountaineers that have been found after global warming is causing glaciers to melt.

Climber's body found frozen in ice 22 years after he went missing in Peru

William Stampfl was reported missing in June 2002 but was never found after he was buried by an avalanche on a Peruvian mountain - until now.

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Mummified body of missing American climber found 22 years after he vanished in Peru

William Stampfl's body, clothes, harness and boots had been well-preserved by the cold, according to images distributed by police.

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Sorry, one "2" too many in title, he went missing in 2002.

 

[Mary-Belle]

The second article mentions several hikers that went missing years ago. Amazing!

 

[LadyL]

The second article mentions several hikers that went missing years ago. Amazing!

it also mentions married parents of seven children who went to milk their cows and never returned!

 

[imstilla.grandma]

“As we got closer that object began to take shape, we could see it was a climber,” Cooper said. “As we got closer and closer, we could tell he had been there for quite some time.”

That hiker was later identified as William Stampfl. He had been in that spot frozen in time for 22 years.

“I noticed right off the bat this climber had a wedding ring on, you could see his ring,” Cooper said. “It hit me … this guy had a family, at least a wife and they were expecting him home and he never came home.”

The hiker’s body was fully intact.

Hiker finds frozen body of missing man who disappeared in mountains 22 years ago

A Nevada man was hiking one of the tallest mountains in the world last month when his adventure took an unexpected turn.

www.wcax.com