A Utah climber accused of making a false report to get evacuated after his partner fell 1,000 feet during a Denali summit attempt has been banned from climbing North America’s highest peak for five years
making a false report
Oravec during the hearing “noted the seriousness of the case given the extremely dangerous environment in which the defendant impeded the investigation,” according to a press release. At some point, Lance took Rawski’s satellite communication device, according to the charges. He continued on as two other climbers in their group stayed back with Rawski, though at some point he turned back and joined them.
Lance then asked to be evacuated off the mountain, prosecutors say. Rangers told him the helicopter was no longer flying that night and told him the only way down was to rope up and descend.
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