Officials confirmed the recovery of nine backcountry skiers’ bodies who were killed in an avalanche in California’s Lake Tahoe, including six friends and three professional guides from Blackbird Mountain Guides. The Nevada County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the incident, focusing on factors like weather assessment, route selection, and potential criminal negligence. Although six skiers survived, two sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Authorities faced challenges in retrieval due to hazardous conditions, with investigations ongoing to clarify decision-making leading to the tragedy.
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