A new report offers harrowing details of an avalanche that killed two skiers and partially buried another in Utah's mountains earlier this month.
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 Andrew Cameron, 22, of Cottonwood Heights, and Austin Mallet, 32, of Bozeman, Montana, were fully buried and died in the avalanche.
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