Kaelyn (Kaylin) Moore
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1,228 appearances
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 20 Aug
Kaelyn (Kaylin) Moore’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Now this dive was supposed to take five hours, but soon six hours had passed, and then seven and then eight.
He has to go really slow to make sure that he doesn't surface too fast and risk decompression sickness, but he has to go fast enough that he doesn't run out of oxygen.
Finally, he makes it back to the entrance and he sees that the hole he entered through in the lake is now frozen over.
So he has to break through the ice to climb out, but he's alive.
And he's looking back at that lake, wondering if he's the only survivor.
In total, the journey took him eleven hours.
But luckily he wasn't alone.
Back on the other end of the traverse, Gronkfist and Rontinen were also exiting.
All three of them were hospitalized, but the two Yaris, Huatrinen and Uzumaki, were still down there, a hundred and ten meters below the surface, in the dark.
When the two Yaris families heard the news, all they could focus on was getting those men back to the surface for proper burials.
But there was a problem with that.
Recovering two bodies from the middle of the deepest cave passage on Earth is one of the most dangerous things a diver can attempt.
Just doing the dive was risky enough to claim two lives.
Rescuing those men was gonna be a whole other game.
Norwegian police brought in the people that you call for exactly this kind of emergency.
It was a team of elite British cave divers.
Among them was a man named Rick Stanton.
He is probably the most accomplished cave recovery diver alive.
And he had done a recovery at this same site years earlier in 2006.
Stanton's team went down and they assessed the situation.
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