Two men found dead with gunshot wounds on Mount Rainier as university professor remains missing by Ellen Killoran November 3, 2020 The bodies of two men have been found in Washington’s Mount Rainier National Park, weeks after a University of Washington professor went missing there. According to KOMO News, hikers discovered the bodies of two unidentified men on Saturday. Park rangers recovered the bodies from the unspecified location where the hikers spotted them, and a preliminary investigation reportedly found that the men both died of self-inflicted gunshot wounds. Authorities have not publicly identified the decedents, releasing only their ages — 29 and 34. Officials reportedly said that neither of the men are from western Washington, but have not commented on where the men are believed to have traveled from. As CNN previously reported, Sam Dubal was reported missing on October 12, three days after he visited the national park, expected to return the next day. Dubal’s residential
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