From Deseret News archives:
Car found in Little Cottonwood Creek, driver killed
A Snowbird employee who was setting up cones in the parking lot about 7 a.m., spotted the car and contacted authorities, said Salt Lake County Sheriff's Lt. Paul Jaroscak.
The car dropped an estimated 200 feet off the main road near Snowbird entry No. 2. The name of the man was not released Friday morning pending notification of family.
The fatal accident is the second near Snowbird in the past two weeks.
On May 5, the sheriff's office was called to Snowbird entry No. 3 where a vehicle was found on its hood in the parking lot. Investigators believe the driver missed a turned going at a high rate of speed off the main canyon road, and dropped 70 feet in the air to the parking lot below.
Mowlid Ali, of South Jordan, was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Mike Anderson of the Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office investigates the scene of a fatal car accident at Snowbird, Utah, May 16, 2008. The car is a Ford Focus that went off the edge of a parking lot and into a creek below. The cones pictured are used for the purpose of digitally reconstructing the scene of the accident.
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