John Edward Jones entered Utah's Nutty Putty Cave with his family as a pre-Thanksgiving activity. Sadly, the expedition turned tragic when he became stuck in one of the cave's tight passageways — so ...

Cave Diver meme origins. Jones’ fateful cave exploration has been the subject of many discussions in the years since — podcasts, blogs, and other forums. In 2023, ...

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Campus Natural Reserve Manager Alex Jones works with members of the team to install a new wildlife-friendly gate over the Empire Cave entrance.A study of cave usage in summer 2022 recorded 217 groups ...

John Edward Jones was just 26-years-old when he became trapped in the Nutty Putty cave following a dangerous misstep. Sadly rescuers were unable to free him from the terrifying cave system ...

Nick Cave said Morrissey recently contacted him with an offer to provide vocals on a new song of his. It’s something Cave, a longtime fan, said he “would have been happy to do,” were it not ...

The Bee Cave City Council will have two vacant seats after John Cobb submitted his resignation effective Dec. 25, city officials announced Tuesday. The council will have a special meeting on Jan ...

Caver John Edward Jones died in the now notorous accident known as the Nutty Putty Cave Incident, and one tragic mistake sealed the father-of-two's terrible fate ...

Unfortunately, it was only a matter of months after this that tragedy struck. On November 24, 2009, John Edward Jones, a medical student, visited Nutty Putty Cave with his brother Josh and friends.

The Bee Cave City Council will have two vacant seats after John Cobb submitted his resignation effective Dec. 25, city officials announced Tuesday. The council will have a special meeting on Jan ...

15 years ago, 26-year-old John Edward Jones went on a spelunking trip to Utah’s famous Nutty Putty cave totally unaware he was about to become an urban legend.

In 1939 Frank C. Lee and J.R. Jones of Boulder, Colorado, dug at Mantle's Cave, collecting numerous objects, among them a basket containing fishhooks, bundles of snares, and netting. The artifacts ...