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5 Years Missing in Grand Canyon — His Return Exposed a DARK Secret When Kyle Marsh appeared at the entrance to the RERS’s office in August 2023, he was almost unrecognizable, barefoot, emaciated, with a beard down to his chest and wearing torn coyote skin instead of clothes. The man who had disappeared 5 years ago with his best friend in one of the most inaccessible parts of the Grand Canyon, the man who was presumed dead. But the most frightening thing was not how he looked. The most frightening thing was what he said about those 5 years, about what happened to his friend and about who still lives in the depths of the canyon. On April 12th, 2018, Kyle Marsh and Brandon Lowry left Las Vegas at 6:30 in the morning. Kyle, 27, worked as a photographer for a local newspaper. Brandon, 29, was a commercial real estate photographer. Both were passionate about landscape photography and planned to spend a week in Grand Canyon National Park, photographing sunrises and sunsets from littleknown spots on the eastern edge of the canyon. They chose the Hance Creek Trail, one of the most difficult and isolated trails in the park. This route requires a special permit and is considered suitable only for experienced hikers. The trail is 12 mi one way and the descent to the Colorado River takes 6 to 8 hours…………..
When Kyle Marsh appeared at the entrance to the RERS’s office in August 2023, he was almost unrecognizable, barefoot, emaciated, with a beard down to...
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