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NewsvineBody of missing snowmobiler found near Stevens Pass
Search and rescue crews have found the body of a snowmobiler who got separated from his friends near Stevens Pass.
Deputy Rich Barton, a spokesman for the King County Sheriff's Office, said the man went off a trail, hit a tree, and the snowmobile landed on top of him Saturday afternoon.
His body was found about 9:30 a.m. Sunday.
Authorities did not immediately identify the man, who was reportedly in his early 20s.
(KING Television, KIRO Television)
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