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Snowboarder dies after 150m fall Snowboarder dies after 150m fall
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A UK snowboarder has died after falling down a 150m-deep canyon where she was trapped overnight, German police said.A UK snowboarder has died after falling down a 150m-deep canyon where she was trapped overnight, German police said.
Monica Davis, 35, strayed away from a marked slope in the Alps and became separated from her British husband and friends, police in Bavaria said.Monica Davis, 35, strayed away from a marked slope in the Alps and became separated from her British husband and friends, police in Bavaria said.
She sent a text message from the pit where she had fallen asking for help, and her friends called police.She sent a text message from the pit where she had fallen asking for help, and her friends called police.
Two helicopters and mountain rescuers searched for Mrs Davis, who is originally from Poland.Two helicopters and mountain rescuers searched for Mrs Davis, who is originally from Poland.
Cause of death
A police spokesman said: "We began looking again at about 8am with the daylight.A police spokesman said: "We began looking again at about 8am with the daylight.
"We picked up the tracks of what we thought was Mrs Davis in a deep pit of snow and we followed them and found her body at the bottom of what I would call a deep canyon."We picked up the tracks of what we thought was Mrs Davis in a deep pit of snow and we followed them and found her body at the bottom of what I would call a deep canyon.
"It is certain that she lost the normal way.""It is certain that she lost the normal way."
Police said Mrs Davis and her husband had been to Garmisch-Partenkirchen in Southern Germany before and had been in the town for eight days.Police said Mrs Davis and her husband had been to Garmisch-Partenkirchen in Southern Germany before and had been in the town for eight days.
The couple had been on holiday from their home in Derbyshire, officers said.
Police said a 150m fall was the cause of death but could not release further details.Police said a 150m fall was the cause of death but could not release further details.