Two Nevada men were convicted this week after they were caught destroying an ancient rock formation in a national park. Wyatt Fain, 37, and Payden Crosper, 31, were each found guilty of one ...

A jury found two men guilty of depredation of government property one year after they were caught on video pushing federally protected rocks off ancient formations in Lake Mead National Park ...

The video shows the men crouching to topple one boulder after another, causing the rocks ... Park Service spokesperson John Haynes called “idiots” for destroying the ancient formations.

Two men caught on camera damaging ancient ... the iconic red rock sandstone formations at Nevada’s Lake Mead National Park, home to 140 million-year-old sand dunes. Video of their act went viral and ...

Two men caught on camera damaging ancient federally protected red rock sandstone formations now face jail time after being convicted of defacing a national park ... A jury found each guilty ...

The existence of ancient cave paintings in Brazil have been revealed for the first time - two years after they were ...

(Bob Leal/Courthouse News Service) LAS VEGAS (CN) — A federal jury took less than half a day Wednesday to convict two men of damaging ancient rock ... They found the cousins in April 2024 pushed large ...

A video shows two men damaging an ancient rock formation at Lake Mead National Recreation Area in Nevada, rangers say. Screengrab from KVVU video A jury found two men guilty of destroying delicate ...