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- Carl McCunn (January 25, 1947 – December 18, 1981) was an American wildlife photographer who became stranded in the Alaskan wilderness and eventually died by suicide when he ran out of supplies. (en)
- Carl McCunn, né en 1946 et mort le 18 décembre 1981[réf. nécessaire], est un chasseur et photographe américain. (fr)
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- Location in Alaska of McCunn's campsite (en)
- From UPI : Wilderness photographer, Carl McCunn, shown in what is believed to be one of the last photos of him tells in a diary of his last days of starvation and freezing cold in Alaska before he shot himself to death. His San Antonio parents are making his story public. Copyright Ron Jones. Cropped and downscaled from original UPI photostat. (en)
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- Brooks Range, Alaska, U.S. (en)
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- diary excerpt (en)
- final entry & note (en)
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- I keep thinking of all the shotgun shells I threw away about two months ago. Had five boxes and when I kept seeing them sitting there I felt rather silly for having brought so many. So I threw all away ... but about a dozen ... real bright. ... Who would have known I might need them just to keep from starving? (en)
- If my body has been eaten on or if it turns out I take my own life ... just put me under a tree so I can at least make a decent meal for some critter. I don't want my family to see me that way. They'll be hurt enough as it is. (en)
- * * * (en)
- I'm frightened my end is near ... If things get too miserable I've always got a bullet around. But think I'm too chicken for that! Besides, that may be the only sin I've never committed. (en)
- I kindly thank whoever may do so! (en)
- The I.D. is me, natch. (en)
- Unfortunately [the airplane] was on wheels and couldn't land, so I stopped waving after its first pass. I then got busy packing things up and getting ready to break camp. As sunset approached, I began to doubt if the pilot took me serious[ly]. I certainly hope he didn't think that my having stopped waving meant I thought he might have been someone else at first, or something. (en)
- Certainly someone in town should have figured something must be wrong—me not being back by now. But then again there's probably no one in town who gives a —. What in the hell do those people think I gave them maps [of my camp location] for? Decoration? (en)
- Should I crazily attempt walking out in my condition and am nowhere to be found, please carry out the above [will]. (en)
- When the ashes cool, I'll be cooling along with them ... (en)
- Am burning the last of my emergency Coleman light and just fed the fire the last of my split wood. (en)
- I out once already, but I don’t wanna go through the chills again. They say it doesn’t hurt ... (en)
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- Carl McCunn (January 25, 1947 – December 18, 1981) was an American wildlife photographer who became stranded in the Alaskan wilderness and eventually died by suicide when he ran out of supplies. (en)
- Carl McCunn, né en 1946 et mort le 18 décembre 1981[réf. nécessaire], est un chasseur et photographe américain. (fr)
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- Carl McCunn (en)
- Carl McCunn (fr)
- Carl McCunn (it)
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