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A Death Valley hiker gave an interview as temps soared to 121°F. Hours later, he died.

July 21, 2023

The 71-year-old, identified as Steve Curry of Los Angeles, passed away at a trailhead in Death Valley National Park as temperatures soared to 121°F.

     

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