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Burning Man Victim Suspected to Have Died of Drug Intoxication: Medical Examiner's Office - Vimarsana News

Burning Man Victim Suspected to Have Died of Drug Intoxication: Medical Examiner's Office

Leon Reece, 32, died on Friday after being found unresponsive at the Burning Man festival in Nevada, according to officials

Source: yahoo.com
Impatient Burning Man attendees ditched their vehicles after they got stuck trying to leave the muddy site, a local sheriff says - Vimarsana News

Impatient Burning Man attendees ditched their vehicles after they got stuck trying to leave the muddy site, a local sheriff says

Burning Man festival-goers began their mass exodus out of the muddy grounds in a Nevada desert on Monday after a torrential downpour.

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Burning Man's Muddy Aftermath: A Desert Full of 'Moop' - Vimarsana News

Burning Man's Muddy Aftermath: A Desert Full of 'Moop'

Cleaning up after the festival is always a challenge, but this year the trash is soaked with mud and trapped in hardening sludge.

ryan taylor: Who was Ryan Taylor and what happened to him? Officials say Las Vegas flood killed him, know full story - Vimarsana News

ryan taylor: Who was Ryan Taylor and what happened to him? Officials say Las Vegas flood killed him, know full story

Ryan Taylor was rushed to the Sunrise Hospital where he died the next day. The cause of death has been identified as drowning. Here is everything about him.

Sheriff Slams Burning Man Attendees Who Abandoned Cars and Left Behind 'Trash for Miles' - Vimarsana News

Sheriff Slams Burning Man Attendees Who Abandoned Cars and Left Behind 'Trash for Miles'

The sheriff presiding over the Nevada county that hosts the annual art and music festival Burning Man slammed its tens of thousands of attendees over their abandoned cars and piles of trash they left behind as they fled the desert amid a brewing storm.