Two Norfolk Men Die on Snowdon: Inquest Ordered

0:00This is your U.K. News update for February 27, brought to you by NordVPN, fast, reliable online privacy, links in the episode description. Two young men from Norfolk lost their lives on Wales' highest peak, Snowden, also known as Earwitfa. 19-year-old Jaden Long and 20-year-old Eddie Hill went missing last Wednesday while hiking in the area. Their bodies were discovered the next day on the Rocky crib YDD's Gil Ridge, about 1,065 meters up between crib, goch, and the summon. Rescue teams launched a search Wednesday afternoon amid brutal winter weather. The lawn bearers' mountain rescue team led the effort through the night, joined by groups from Aberglaslin, the Royal Air Force, and her majesties. Coast guard. Despite their hard work and harsh conditions, the men could not be saved. The senior corner for Northwest Wales opened an inquest and shared deep condolences with the families. Loved ones called the pair amazing, with Jaden's Anne describing him as wonderful.

1:01An online fundraiser for the lawn bearers' team has already pulled in more than 12,000 pounds. The corner-order post-mortem exams and suspects the deaths were unnatural, so a full inquiry is coming. crib YDD's Gil is a tough grade one scramble with steep drops and exposure, best left to experience climbers, especially in bad weather. Tributes keep pouring in as family and friends gear up, for a half marathon to raise even more for the rescuers who gave everything.