That’s one thing to play a horror game. It’s another to crawl, heart pounding, through a pitch-black tunnel that once claimed ...

In a situation no one should ever have to face, the rescue team attempting to save a trapped cave explorer was forced to make a life-or-death decision. John Jones experienced what has been called the ...

‘Unlike the base game, which faithfully models the risks of real-world spelunking, the Nutty Putty VR recreation is safe: you can’t die, and your flashlight battery never runs out, so stay as long as ...

15 years after a man died in the Nutty Putty Cave, his family and rescuers still struggle to escape the darkness A wreath is placed at the Nutty Putty cave. When Emily Sanchez first visited her ...

John Jones was trapped upside down in a cave for more than 24 hours before he tragically died - and a rescuers has shared ...

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Rescue workers gather at the Nutty Putty Cave in Elberta, Utah to help rescue a man stuck deep in the cave on Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2009. John Jones, 26, was part of a group of 11 people exploring the ...

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It's been nearly six years since Emily Jones lost her husband John after becoming trapped in the Nutty Putty Cave in Utah County. In November of 2009, Emily and John went to visit family in Utah ...

The cave explorer was stuck for over 24 hours as the rescue team was left with a difficult decision to attempt to save his ...

When Emily Sanchez first visited her husband's unconventional tomb, lush green ferns and moss created an oasis there amid the gray limestone debris and the brown patches of scraggly broom snakeweed ...