Officials said a three-member technical rescue team was searching an. As stated by observers, Schwartz was last seen in the Pine Flat Campground Oak. Coconino County Sheriff’s Detectives will work with personnel from the medical examiner’s office in an attempt to determine the cause and manner of death. Authorities have found the body of missing Arizona State University professor Debra Schwartz near Oak Creek Canyon. According to reports, ASU professor, Debra Schwartz went lost in a camp ground Coconino National Forest last May 4. The body will be transported to the Coconino County Medical Examiner’s Office. She was located approximately ½ mile from her campsite. It should be noted the this technical rescue team completed two rope rappels to make their way into the canyon to a spot where they were able to see the body and then a third rappel to actually reach the body. At approximately 11:10 am today a technical rescue team that was searching an unnamed slot canyon from the rim down discovered Debra Schwartz’s body. The three technical rescue teams that were deployed today were assigned to thoroughly check the slot canyons in the area. Several slot canyons that run from the rim to the canyon floor were partially searched yesterday however steep inclines, very rough terrain and thick underbrush made conditions unsafe for conventional ground searchers. With a fierce appetite for organization, Debra keeps StudioEIS on its track where the exchange. Three technical rescue teams with three technicians in each team Ivan Schwartz is the founder and director of StudioEIS.AZ Department of Public Safety Air Rescue Helicopter and crew based in Flagstaff.Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office Air Rescue Helicopter and crew.One dog team consisting of 3 dogs and six handlers.Six teams of ground searchers with five people in each team Union County, New Jersey, the elder of two children of Debra Schwartz and Avigdor Avidan.She was last seen in the Pine Flat Campground. It was just a half-mile from the campsite in Oak Creek Canyon where. She graduated from Baylor College of Medicines Physician Assistant program in 2010, where she received a masters degree. One Team of five searchers mounted on horseback ASU professor Debra Schwartz went missing from a campground in the Coconino National Forest Wednesday, May 4. Schwartz, 59, an English professor at Arizona State University, was found dead Sunday in a slot canyon in northern Arizona.
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