SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — Over 15 years after the Nutty Putty cave in Utah County was closed, gamers can now explore it virtually. 3R Games, a game developer, has created “Cave Crave,” a virtual reality ...

The decision to close Nutty Putty Cave after John Jones died inside it almost 16 years ago still stirs up controversy. For most of the nearly 60 years prior to Jones’ death, the cave had been a ...

15 years after a man died in the Nutty Putty Cave, his family and rescuers still struggle to escape the darkness A wreath is placed at the Nutty Putty cave. When Emily Sanchez first visited her ...

It was supposed to be a fun family outing. Instead, John Jones got stuck 15 years ago this week in Utah’s Nutty Putty Cave, upsidedown, with no way out. For 27 hours, rescuers worked to get John free.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It was a few days before Thanksgiving in 2009 when John Edward Jones, his brother and a few others went to explore a cave in Utah, ...

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Just days before Thanksgiving in 2009, medical student John Edward Jones was at home in Utah visiting family with his wife, Emily, and their newborn daughter. An avid caver, John along with his ...

When Emily Sanchez first visited her husband's unconventional tomb, lush green ferns and moss created an oasis there amid the gray limestone debris and the brown patches of scraggly broom snakeweed ...