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Utah canyon BASE jump kills 2, including extreme athlete who performed with Madonna

Two BASE jumpers, including renowned extreme athlete Andy Lewis, have died following a canyon incident in Utah.

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The brief

A BASE jumping incident in a Utah canyon has resulted in two fatalities. Coverage from outlets including The Times-Independent, KSL News, and The New York Times identifies the location of the incident as Mineral Bottom or Mineral Bottoms in Grand County.

Reporting across major networks like CNN, NBC News, and Fox News emphasizes Lewis's professional background and his public association with high-profile entertainment performances. Information regarding the specific circumstances or the identity of the second individual involved in the incident has not yet been specified by reporting agencies.

Public reaction from the outdoor community is currently focused on the loss of Lewis.

Synthesized by PULSE from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. ✓ fact-checked: unsupported claims removed (83% supported) Updated 134d ago.

Quick answers

Who was identified as one of the deceased?

Andy Lewis, an extreme athlete and slackliner also known as "Sketchy Andy."

Where did the incident occur?

The incident took place in a canyon at Mineral Bottom or Mineral Bottoms, located in Grand County, Utah.

Are the identities of both victims known?

Coverage confirms two fatalities, but has currently only identified Andy Lewis.

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Andy Lewis Utah BASE jumping Grand County Mineral Bottom

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