A Texas chiropractor and the hiking group he was with are among those reported missing or unaccounted for after a flash flood tore through a remote stretch of the Grand Canyon, according to a public plea from his wife.Dr.John Giusti, a chiropractor and father of three from Granbury, Texas, was hiking and camping in the canyon when floodwaters swept through Bright Angel Canyon and the Phantom Ranch area on Aug.
29, his wife said in an update shared by Whipple City Family Chiropractic."Please pray for Dr.John’s safety," she wrote.The family’s update said Giusti’s hiking group is "among those currently reported missing and unaccounted for." It said National Park Service search-and-rescue teams were conducting ground sweeps and helicopter operations across the canyon floor.PARK VISITORS FACE FLOOD DANGER OUT WEST WHILE SEVERE STORMS RIP THROUGH NY, NJDr.
John Giusti, a Texas chiropractor and father of three, poses at the Grand Canyon in a photo shared by his practice.His wife said Giusti and his hiking group were reported unaccounted for after flash flooding.
(ChiroHabit Facebook)His wife asked ChiroHabit’s community to keep "my husband, his hiking group, and our families" in their thoughts and prayers, adding that the family would share official updates as they are confirmed by park authorities.ARIZONA STATE STUDENT VANISHES DURING GRAND CANYON TRIP JUST DAYS BEFORE GRADUATION, FAMILY PLEADS FOR HELPDr.John Giusti shared this view of the Grand Canyon during the hiking trip before he and his group were reported unaccounted for following flash flooding.
(ChiroHabit Facebook)"Dr.John is the heart of ChiroHabit, but above all, he is a deeply loved husband, father and pillar of our family," she wrote.Photos posted to Giusti’s ChiroHabit business page also show him in the Grand Canyon before the flooding began.GRAND CANYON MYSTERY ILLNESS REPORTEDLY TRIGGERS NPS INVESTIGATION AFTER RAFTERS REPORT ALARMING SYMPTOMSThe National Park Service has not publicly iden...