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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
ST. PAUL. Minn. — A
labyrinth of caves left by 1800s
sandstone miners along the
Mississippi River has long been
a forbidden and sometimes
deadly thrill for teenagers, who
ignore the keep-out signs and
thwart the city’s best efforts to
seal off the passages.
On Tuesday, the caves again
proved lethal: Three teens died,
apparently of carbon monoxide
poisoning, perhaps from a tire
smoldering inside the caverns.
Killed were Nicholas Lee
Larson, Natalie Lorraine
Vanvorst and Patrick Gerard
Dague. all 17. A 17-year-old boy
was rescued, and his condition
was upgraded Wednesday from
critical to serious. A fourth boy
escaped and alerted authorities.
Fire Chief Douglas Holton
said the teens entered through a
small opening, about 3 by 5 feet.
Once inside, they could stand
up. he said. The dead were
found about 6(X) feet in.
At least five other people
have died in the caves in the past
two decades.
The passages stretch for
miles along the river and are
known as the Wabasha Street
caves. A brewers once dug some
of the caverns to create earthen
warehouses, and a mushroom-
growing operation flourished in
the moist, dark caves for
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