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How a diver recovered 3 bodies from a deadly, 'brutal' Calif. waterfall
On Saturday, volunteer diver Juan Heredia from Stockton hiked for three hours on a remote trail in the Sierra Nevada, through hail and stormy conditions, and recovered the bodies of three men who drowned last week at Rattlesnake Falls, near Soda Springs.
3 hikers found dead after jumping into water in Soda Springs identified; 2 were from LA
Matthew Schoenecker, 50, and Valentine Creus, 59, went into the water last week near Rattlesnake Falls and never resurfaced. The third man was identified as Matthew Anthony, 44, of New York City. According to the Placer County Sheriff's Office, the three men were in a six-person hiking group when they jumped into water.
Three bodies were recovered by the Placer County Sheriff's Office after a hiking accident at Rattlesnake Falls.
One of the men, in his 40s, was from New York City. The other two, both in their 50s, were from Los Angeles, according to the ...
Stockton diver helps find bodies of missing hikers in Placer County 00:25. Authorities have now identified the three people who went missing in the water near Rattlesnake Falls in Soda Springs ...
SODA SPRINGS, Calif. – Three people possibly drowned Wednesday afternoon in a remote part of Placer County, authorities said.
Three men disappeared under a waterfall in remote Placer County on Wednesday afternoon, according to authorities, prompting ...
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Placer County dive team members plan to continue searching for three men who did not resurface after going into the water at ...
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