Dope Lake Chapter 4: Aftermath

Climbing Gold

Duct Tape Then Beer

Sports, Wilderness

4.8 • 849 Ratings

🗓️ 16 December 2022

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

After Jack Dorn’s death, conspiracies begin to fly in the Valley. Camp 4’s dirtbags figure out what to do with their spoils. And the plane crash becomes the stuff of Hollywood, literally. Our final installment of the Dope Lake series.

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0:00.0	Previously on climbing gold.
0:02.6	Camp four was the center for climbing.
0:05.8	Climbled crashed on December 9th, 1976.
0:11.0	Everybody was filthy and freezing up there with chainsaws cutting into the eyes, hoping
0:15.8	that they would hit the green stuff that would fly off the saw.
0:19.0	We didn't even think about anything like a risk or anything.
0:24.6	I remember there's just feelings of terror.
0:26.4	What am I getting myself into?
0:27.9	The pilot's wallets are in the phone booth located at Camp 4.
0:34.0	Click.
0:34.7	In the box was a keyhole of cocaine and this book.
0:40.8	The alleged black book is where all the stories out of Doe Lake start to spin off in more wild directions.
0:48.0	A day or two after that, this rescue gets called.
0:51.8	And there in the middle of the turn, of course, it's raining,
0:57.8	are two what looked like foot skid marks.
1:01.0	And we just were going, what the fuck?
1:03.2	How does this guy's trip here?
1:06.5	Today, we bring you the final installment of Dope Lake. A four-part series on one of climbing's most unbelievable true stories.
1:11.8	Sometimes life is stranger than fiction.
1:14.4	I'm Alex Arnold.
1:15.5	I'm Fitzger Hall.
1:16.5	And I'm Lauren Delaney Miller.
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