A map detailing the areas of the Nutty Putty cave. Kowallis says he has a knack for quickly processing trauma and has no emotional connection to what happened at Nutty Putty Cave. He doesn’t ...

got called out to Nutty Putty Cave at the 20th hour. The other cavers were injured or exhausted, and Kowallis, who helped map the cave, knew it better than almost anyone. As the 15th anniversary ...

It was very characteristic of a hypogenic cave." Perhaps because of its hydrothermal past, temperatures inside Nutty Putty stayed around 55 degrees Fahrenheit (12.7 degrees Celsius) year round. A ...

An avid caver, John along with his brother and nine other friends sought to rekindle their love of spelunking with a trip to the Nutty Putty Cave. Unbeknownst to the father, in just over 24 ...

John Jones, 26, died after becoming stuck for more than 24 hours in the infamous Nutty Putty Cave in November 2009 after he, his friends and relatives decided to explore it. The medical student ...

On November 24, 2009, a group of cavers entered the Nutty Putty Cave in Utah, in what should have been a fun pre-Thanksgiving excursion. One of them would never resurface - trapped forever in a ...

John was a keen caver and along with his brother and nine other mates, he decided to embark on a trip to the Nutty Putty Cave to indulge in his favourite pastime. However, unbeknownst to his ...

got called out to Nutty Putty Cave at the 20th hour. The other cavers were injured or exhausted, and Kowallis, who helped map the cave, knew it better than almost anyone. When he arrived ...

His death - which would later become known as the Nutty Putty Cave Incident - occurred on November 24, 2009, when he and a group of cavers entered the Nutty Putty Cave in Utah. What was supposed ...

The Salt Lake Tribune reports that John Jones remains inside Utah County's Nutty Putty Cave, entombed where he died 15 years ago, but he isn't the only one still ensnared by it.