Jake Whisenant, record-setting speed climber, dies at 30 in climbing accident
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Record-setting El Capitan rock climber dies at age 30 in Sierra Nevada accident.
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Jake Whisenant, 30, has died after an accident in the Sierra Nevada.
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Jake Whisenant, record-setting speed climber, dies at 30 in climbing accident.
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Jake Whisenant, a climber known for setting speed records in Yosemite National Park, has died in a climbing accident in California.
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