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Family of couple killed in bear attack speaks out #shorts
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October 5, 2023
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0:44Now PlayingDoug Inglis and Jenny Gusse were a couple who loved the outdoors. Inglis's uncle, Colin Inglis, identified the couple as the backcountry campers who died from a grizzly bear attack in Banff National Park on Sept. 29. Their dog was also killed.
The long-time partners, who were both 62 and worked together, were on Day 5 of a week-long expedition.
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