In the 2 months after trying to save my sister from the river, the woman was found dead in California in the field
Counseling body in Qooia National Park River was caused by the missing woman in the park while swimming with her sister two months earlier, park officials announced.
Langa Puente citizen Jomarie Calasanz was swept away in water that went quickly on Kaweaah River May 25, according to the authorities. His body was found on July 24, and the Office of the Country Corer confirmed his identity on Monday.
Tourizing groups had to wait for the river to reduce her briefly before she returned her body, the authorities said.
The Presisanz body was found under the miles from where he lost, Sequoia and Canyon National Parks Kings announced the issuance of news on Tuesday. The Tulare County Sheriff Sheriff-Water Water Water Water Service was converted in June 5 from searching for “continued” sake of rapid water and a difficult place around the area. This means that the operation was compiled but Lasanz’s body continued. Authorities say they continue to search the area using drones, incoming parties, speed groups and ground groups with search dogs.
Calasanz was in the water and his sister, Joanne, when they heard that something was strong to pull away from the sea. Calasanz swimmled saved his sister, and both women were produced with water, according to his family. Joanne Calasanz told The Times that he was able to find his feet, but his sister was taken with the water that went quickly.
After many hours, the search and rescue teams are found in the body of Calasanz with a drone. His body was under the water, and it was thought he had done. But the redistribution was allocated because the recovery workers could not come to his body in the dark, according to his family.
Renewout groups returned on the next day of water, but his body left, according to his family.
In the following weeks, California office of emergency services has joined the search and office of Sheriff, using the aircraft, underwater cameras and sonar Technology to search the trial of Calasanz.
Diver Juan Heredia is a famous, who has put a reputation for the finding victims, and volunteered to help with help.
Sheriff’s authorities have reduced their focus on the river early July, but the water conditions in the river was quick – they fail to find the body, according to Sheriff’s office.
After returning to recovery, Francis Calasanz thanked God, rescue officials, County officials and other volunteers included in the effort to search for his daughter.
“Each one of you played an important role in bringing the Jommie Home. “Now, Jamarie rested in Christ’s peace – you received the excellent love of God, and he accepted that in these good news that brings closer, it can draw closer to people affected by Jomanie’s life.”
