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Coppell man recalls escaping deadly Grand Canyon flood that killed 2 North Texas hikers
Summary by Southlake News Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Briseida Holguin , as published by CBS Texas (KTVT) DFW
· September 1, 2026
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A Coppell man who escaped the deadly flooding at the Grand Canyon says he initially believed everyone had made it out safely. "At the time, I thought everybody made it out alive," said David Gregory, whose group was among about 60 people evacuated from the park. But the flooding killed two North...
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Key points "At the time, I thought everybody made it out alive," said David Gregory, whose group was among about 60 people evacuated from the park. A Coppell man who escaped the deadly flooding at the Grand Canyon says he initially believed everyone had made it out safely.
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What is this story about? A Coppell man who escaped the deadly flooding at the Grand Canyon says he initially believed everyone had made it out safely. "At the time, I thought everybody made it out alive," said David Gregory, whose group was among about 60 people evacuated from the park. But the flooding killed two North...
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