Eric Lewis, an experienced climber, disappeared on Mount Rainier on June 21, 2010, during an ascent via the Disappointment Cleaver route. Despite extensive search efforts involving ground teams, helicopters, drones, and search dogs, no trace of Lewis was ever found. His disappearance remains a mystery, with theories ranging from an accidental fall into a crevasse or off a cliff, a sudden medical emergency, disorientation leading to hypothermia, to less likely scenarios such as an intentional disappearance or wildlife encounter. The case highlights the inherent dangers of high-altitude mountaineering, even for seasoned climbers, and remains unsolved as the mountain continues to guard its secrets.





In the second segment:


Floyd Roberts, a 52-year-old experienced hiker, disappeared on June 17, 2016, while on a backpacking trip in the remote Kelly Tanks area of the Grand Canyon. Despite extensive search efforts involving ground teams, aerial surveillance, and tracking dogs, no trace of Roberts was ever found, and the challenging terrain, extreme heat, and lack of clear trails hampered the search. Theories about his disappearance range from an injury or medical emergency, disorientation, an animal encounter, or even an intentional disappearance, although there is little evidence to support any specific scenario. As of now, the case remains unsolved, with no new leads or evidence emerging, leaving Roberts' fate a mystery and serving as a stark reminder of the dangers associated with hiking in remote wilderness areas.

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