Colorado gold mine tour guide identified as victim killed in elevator mishap: 'A good man,' sheriff says
Tragic Elevator Malfunction Claims Life of Heroic Tour Guide
A fun day exploring a historic gold mine in Colorado turned into a nightmare when an elevator malfunction trapped 23 people 1,000 feet underground. Sadly, Patrick Weier, the lone tour guide, lost his life while trying to keep everyone safe, leaving behind his seven-year-old daughter. His bravery is being honored by officials and the community.
Survivors Rescued After Hours of Being Trapped
Eleven people were saved after just a few hours, but twelve others had to wait six long hours for rescue! They managed to stay calm with water, blankets, and even pizza while rescuers worked hard to bring them back to safety. Talk about a wild adventure!
Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine Closes Its Doors After Incident
The iconic Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine, a hotspot for tourists looking for some underground fun, has shut down until further notice. This isn’t the first time trouble struck; there was a similar incident way back in ’86. The mine's future hangs in the balance as investigations unfold.
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