Rescue and Management Services with Police Report Two Fatalities after Fatal Tragedy in Curtain Falls

Sunday June 2nd, 2024, 1:44 PM, reporting from Friday May 31st, 2024, 7:21 PM-Cambridge Minnesota- Sheriff deputies were contacted by local tourist after recently discovering a dead body of a person over a river canal waterfall.

Two canoeists had been documented with Cambridge Sheriff's office of having been missing over 24 hours a missing person's report ABP. but one body of a lost missing canoeist from the pair had been spotted, while roughly witnesses confessed two canoeists went over curtain falls plummeted in northern Minnesota and unknown to be found, corresponded by police. A third injured person had been involved in addition.

The missing bodies have been identified as followed. The body of 41-year-old Jesse Haugen 41 years old of Cambridge, Minnesota was discovered by First Responder rescue management close to Curtain Falls, in partnership good-will release of information courtesy from St. Louis County Sheriff's Office brought attention by local affiliated KBJR.

First Responder Rescue Hazardous and Disaster Preparedness Agencies perpetuate pursued operations for the other opposite missing canoeist. The 2nd missing canoeist has been identified as Reis Grams, 40 of Lino Lakes, Minnesota. It's currently been noted that Reis Grams has been misplaced for two weeks as of the matters spoken.

After the recent tragedy with the two missing canoeists and one body found obtained by rescue management, the border between the United States and Canada had been ordered to be closed by border patrol agents for precaution of further tragedies from development of outsider tourist sources.

The St. Louis County Sheriff's Office dispensed action of resource with a media outlet break correspondence held at Iron Lake border at 7:21 on May 18th, of other additional news material commentary.
It has been reported that both canoes drifted overboard Curtain Falls across the fast-running flow of gushing boundary of water barrier of the regional canoe zone, the sheriff's office responded. The other missing canoeist had been found saved alive and with severe non-fatal injuries taken to the hospital for treatment.

An air medic helicopter had been flown into the region from out of the city limits in the park's wilderness region and operations has been equipped to help assist one rescued party and another unharmed, by information demonstrated by law enforcement deputies remarked of the Cambridge Sheriff's Department (CSD).

“Friends, two families and a wide circle of friends are devastated tonight by the events at Curtain Falls,” the St. Louis County Rescue Squad said in a Facebook post Sunday evening.

Scampered effects of rescue attempt operations have been halted overrun by "many conflicts backfired, in addition "sketchy and unavailable" cell phone device and radio signal communication exchange, according to the Facebook message.

Rescuers worked all evening “until it was too dark to see, and are sleeping on the ground tonight” to continue searching first thing in the morning, the post said.

The search effort includes remotely-operated vehicles and drones, according to the sheriff’s office.

“Curtain Falls is extremely difficult to access, and we are depending heavily on our aviation partners to transport equipment, supplies, and personnel in and out of the backcountry,” added the rescue group.

A month in the beginning previous, a different canoeist has killed. His body had been obtained at Lake Agnes in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area, addressed commentary news break exchanged from the St. Louis County Sheriff's Office.