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Man killed by In bounds avalanche at Arapahoe Basin.
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A man was buried by the slide, which measured 1,000 feet long and 300 to 400 feet wide. He was the first person in 30 years to die from an avalanche within the boundaries of a Colorado ski area, according to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center...

DENVER -- The avalanche at Arapahoe Basin that killed David Conway 53 on Friday was likely caused by a skier, the Colorado Avalanche Information Center told 7NEWS Monday.

The center said the source of the avalanche couldn't be confirmed and it wasn't sure if the slide was caused by someone else or by Mr Conway.

Investigators examined the top of the slide at the top of the Pallavicini area of the ski area to investigate where the slide started. The large slide fractured just above the First Alley trail, just west of the Pallavicini lift.

Conway was a married father of two daughters and owned a construction company.

From The Denver Channel

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