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Steep, icy and 'vicious': How a day of climbing on Mt. Shasta turned deadly
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The couple from Seattle had a taste for adventure but little alpine experience, so they hired Jillian Webster, a professional mountain guide, to help them climb Mt. When they reached that stretch, one of Webster’s co-workers from Shasta Mountain Guides, who was a little farther up the slope, shouted down that it was too dangerous and he was turning his clients around, according to Nick Meyers, the U.S. Forest Service’s Lead Climbing Ranger on Mt. Mountain guide David Court brought his clients off the mountain on Sunday, June 5, one day before the accidents, because of unsafe conditions.