The cause of death was revealed to father who died while hiking in Maine with daughter

The authorities have released the cause of death for a father where found dead on Maines highest mountain After walking with his daughter.

Esther Keiderling, 28, and her father Tim, 58, were declared missing Tuesday, June 3. Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife Said Tim was found dead the same day, and Esther was found dead next day on Wednesday 4 June.

Tim died of “complications of hypothermia”, Maine told Chief Medical Examines WMTWThe Wgme and News Center Maine On Thursday 26 June.

A medical examiner previously confirmed For humans, the cause of death for Esther, 28, was from blunt power trauma.

Esther may have slipped into the terrain with an uncontrollable force, as her residues were found in a snow -covered boulder field during the Cathedral Shopping Track, News Center Maine reported.

Witnesses told the investigators that Tim, 58 and Esther continued their climb when harsh weather conditions occurred, including windy up to 40 miles per hour, according to the report.

Esther and Tim were both from Ulster Park, new, according to the authorities.

The father and daughter were last seen around 10:15 local time on Sunday, June 1, when they left Abol Campround to hike Mount Katahdin, they added.

Baxter State Park Website Describes the Katahdin Trail as a “very strenuous climb, no matter which trailhead you choose” that can take about eight to 12 hours to hike tour.

Rangers began searching for ether and Tim after their vehicles were found parked at Trailhead, according to the authorities.

Tim’s body was found a few hours after the search began, but the search for his daughter lasted for one day, they added.

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Several teams helped with the search, including game guards, K9 teams, helicopters from the Maine Forest Service and Maine Association of Search and Rescue Volunteers.

“Maine Army National Guard and their helicopters also helped with transport of viewfinder and searching tracks, streams and the tables from the air,” said officials.