A former Olympic skier, Jeremy Nobis, was found de@d in his cell on Wednesday—the 52-year-old finished tenth in the giant slalom for Team USA at the 1994 Winter Olympics.
The Iron/Garfield/Beaver Critical Incident Task Force reports that Nobis was found in his cell in Cedar City, Utah, unsupervised and by himself.
A statement said: “Life-saving efforts were attempted by Iron County Jail staff.”
Further, “although no foul play is suspected, the Critical Incident Task Force is looking into this incident,” it said.
According to St. George News, Nobis pooped his pants while waiting for his sentencing in a DUI case. His sentencing hearing is scheduled on April 25 after he was found guilty of driving under the influence on March 7.
Accusations against Nobis have also surfaced in Colorado, Idaho, and Wyoming, according to an article published only weeks before his imprisonment and published in Ski Magazine. Because of his willingness to ski the world’s most challenging terrain, Nobis earned the nickname “The Icon” throughout his career.
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An American Alpine Ski Team member since the late ’80s, he won back-to-back World Junior Championships in 1988 and 1989. U.S. Ski & Snowboard announced in a statement that they were “thinking and praying for his family, friends, and the ski community” after learning of Nobis’ passing.
Nobis’s brother, Shannon, competed in the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, Norway, and represented the United States.
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