Human remains discovered in the Grand Canyon this week have been identified as those of a missing hiker, according to the victim’s wife. The discovery brings the confirmed death toll from the late August flash flooding to three. The hiker, whose name was not immediately released, was last seen in the area days before the flood. Authorities had been searching for the missing person following the deadly event that claimed several lives. The wife shared the identification in a statement, expressing her grief and relief at the confirmation. The National Park Service continues to assess the impact of the flooding and is working with local agencies to ensure all affected areas are fully investigated. The incident highlights the dangers of sudden weather changes in the region.