Nutty Putty News Today

John Edward Jones suffered one of the most horrifying deaths in history when he became trapped in Utah's Nutty Putty Cave in November 2009.

John Edward Jones was an experienced explorer when he embarked on an unmapped cave expedition in Utah in 2009, which tragically ended with his body sealed inside forever

Nutty Putty Cave, near Salt Lake City, Utah, was discovered in 1960 and sealed up forever in 2009. But why?

Tragedy consistently leads to lost outdoor opportunities, including within Grand Canyon National Park, Americas deadliest national park.

The wife of a late explorer, John Jones (pictured) who passed away in a Utah cave has hit out at internet teasing she and her family continue to experience 13 years later.

John Edward Jones tragically lost his life while exploring Utah's unmapped Nutty Putty Cave in 2009, becoming trapped upside-down and ultimately perishing after a failed rescue attempt

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Though you can stream a number of Hot Docs from anywhere in Canada, the $15-$20 virtual tickets can make it a bit hard to commit without knowing what you're getting. To help with that, CBC News has compiled a list of nine can't-miss documentaries you can watch anywhere in the country from May 5 to 9.

If you're traveling from Singapore to Malaysia, Johor Bahru can be a great place to stop. There are numerous cafes and attractions in Mount Austin, one of Johor Bahru's towns.