Seward, Alaska - Kell Morris is recovering after being trapped by a large boulder in a creek near Seward. Morris was reportedly face-down in the water when a 700-pound boulder shifted, pinning him in place. His wife, realizing the severity of the situation, immediately contacted emergency services.
Rescuers arrived on the scene and determined that a helicopter extraction was necessary due to the remote location and the weight of the boulder. A specialized team carefully lifted the boulder enough to free Morris, who was then airlifted to a nearby hospital. Doctors say he is in stable condition and is expected to make a full recovery. Local authorities are investigating the incident to determine what caused the boulder to shift.
Alaskan Man Rescued After Being Trapped by 700-Pound Boulder
An Alaska man, Kell Morris, was rescued after a harrowing ordeal in a creek near Seward. Morris was pinned face-down by a 700-pound boulder, unable to move. His wife quickly called for help, and rescuers arrived to airlift him to safety. He is expected to make a full recovery.