Overview
- Dahlmeier, 31, died on July 28 during the descent from Pakistan’s Laila Peak after a rock struck her head, according to her father.
- Experienced climbers, including Thomas Huber, attempted a recovery that failed due to hazards on the mountain.
- In the following days a severe storm triggered further rockfall that, her father says, buried the site and made retrieval impossible.
- A week before the accident, the family received a false alarm from her emergency transmitter after she inadvertently activated it.
- Her family held a private service on August 11 in St. Anton, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, inviting about 200 people per her wishes, while a memorial in Partenkirchen continues to draw visitors.