L.A. County Woman Confirmed Dead After Monthslong Search of California National Park

2 months after she tried to save sister in river, woman found dead in California wilds

The body of Jomarie Calasanz, swept away in a Sequoia National Park river, was found after a long search that sometimes frustrated rescuers.

L.A. County woman confirmed dead after monthslong search of California national park

A 26-year-old La Puente woman was confirmed to be deceased and her body was recovered by authorities in Sequoia National Park last week.  According to a news release from Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, crews with the Tulare County Sheriff’s Office Swiftwater Dive Rescue Team and the National Park Service recovered the body of Jomarie Calasanz on July 24. Her identity was confirmed by the local coroner’s office four days later.   Calasa…

LA woman drowns in Sequoia National Park trying to rescue sister from river rapids

Jomarie Calasanz jumped into the river when she saw her sister struggling with the current. She was swept away, and her body was found more than two months later.

Woman Found Dead 2 Months After Being Swept Away by River While Trying to Save Sister

Jomarie Calasanz of La Puente, Calif., was 26GoFundMe Jomarie Calasanz, who died in Sequoia National Park.NEED TO KNOWThe body of 26-year-old Jomarie Calasanz of La Puente, Calif., was discovered in a river in Sequoia National Park on July 24She was swept away by a “cold, swift and dangerous” river on May 25According to a GoFundMe, she was attempting to save her sisterThe body of a woman who was swept away by a “cold, swift and dangerous” river …

Body of SoCal woman who jumped in Sequoia National Park river to save sister found

The body of 26-year-old Jomarie Calasanz of Los Angeles, who was swept away by a river in Sequoia National Park over Memorial Day weekend, has been found

"We can now bring her home to rest" - Body found two months after Californian woman was swept into fast-moving water at Sequoia National Park

Jomarie Calasanz swam to help her sister after she was pulled away from the shore in the Kaweah River at Sequoia National Park in California