What was supposed to be a relaxing Sunday adventure nearly ended in tragedy for Montana climber Cody Boehm. A day on the rocks with friends turned into a fight for survival when a massive boulder suddenly broke free and came crashing down.
Boehm, an experienced climber, was at Confluence Crag in Montana, preparing to ascend when disaster struck. Still on the ground chatting with friends, he never saw the danger coming.
From fifty feet above, one of his climbing partners accidentally dislodged a giant “microwave-sized” boulder. In an instant, it plummeted down, smashing directly into Boehm’s head and body with crushing force.
The damage was catastrophic. His collarbone was broken, seven ribs were fractured, his right lung collapsed, and a massive wound tore across his back.
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