In this Global News exclusive, Colin Inglis describes the night his nephew, Doug Inglis, and Jenny Gusse, both 62, from Lethbridge, Alta., died in the bear attack alongside their dog in the wilderness of Banff National Park.

The longtime couple, he said, was on a weeklong backpacking trip in the area and had been checking in daily with him and Gusse’s mother.

Colin detailed how he learned of what happened, revealing that an S.O.S. alert from the couple came to his attention with a harrowing and final message from the couple.

Theorizing the bear ambush, Colin believes the bear ambushed caught his nephew Doug, and wife Jenny while they were reading in their tent.

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