John went in head first, moving forward with his hips and fingers, and soon became stuck, with no room to turn around. About an hour into the caving expedition, John thought he’d found the Nutty Puuttyy Cave’s birth canal, (the opening of the cave with narrow passages that explorers must enter to get inside), but soon he realised he’d made a mistake.
On November 24, 2009, around 8 p.m., John Jones entered the Nutty Putty Cave. How Did John get stuck in Nutty Putty Cave? As a result, John Edward and his friends went spelunking. This resulted in the closure of Nutty Putty Cave in 2006, citing safety concerns, and its reopening in May 2009. In 2005, crew members discovered the bodies of two men and two women trapped in a narrow, underwater tunnel inside a small, underground chamber of “Y” mountain, which the group had jokingly nicknamed “The Cave of Death” the night before. The cops and rescuers were concerned that the accident would be fatal. However, with increasing popularity and narrower pathways, it was only a matter of time before such an accident occurred. The three tightest squeezes in the cave are known as “The Helmet Eater,” “The Scout Eater,” and “The Birth Canal.”įortunately, all six people who were trapped in the cave made it out alive. Six different people became trapped in one of the narrowest passages of Nutty Putty Cave between 19. It has drawn many visitors since its discovery, and it quickly became famous for its narrow and slippery passages, twists, and turns. Dale Green was the first to investigate it in 1960. Nutty Putty Cave is a hydrothermal cave in Utah County, Utah, located west of Utah Lake. They were joined by nine more friends and acquaintances, which formed quite a large group that finally entered the Nutty Putty Cave. On November 24, 2009, a few days before Thanksgiving, John and his family decided to go spelunking. His father took him and his brother on caving excursions throughout Utah. He did the majority of his spelunking as a child. He had some experience, but not recently. 26-year-old John Edward traveled with his wife and 13-month-old daughter.
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