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Jogger finds body on Coronado beach, police say
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CORONADO, Calif. (KGTV) â Police are investigating the discovery of a body at a Coronado beach early Monday.
Coronado Police said a jogger found the body on Central Beach just before 5:30 a.m. Police said there were no apparent signs of trauma and investigators don t suspect foul play at this time.
The San Diego County Medical Examinerâs Office was investigating the discovery on Monday.
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Lost on their way to their son s home in La Quinta, California for Mother s Day, Knutson wrote a note dated May 17 describing what had happened after they left Valley View Casino on May 10. It was on a clipboard inside the car that had come to rest three-quarters of a mile down a steep and rugged dirt road.
The couple took a route they hadn t tried before, but their stepson said they had plotted the course on an atlas before the trip, according to the report from the San Diego County Medical Examiner s Office.
As they were traveling, Bedwell realized they were going the wrong way. Knutson told her that he knew where he was going, the report states.
Navy serviceman killed in 5 Freeway convoy pileup near Camp Pendleton identified as 26-year-old from New York
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SAN DIEGO (KABC) Authorities have released the name of a Navy serviceman who died in a freeway pileup involving a convoy of military trucks en route to Camp Pendleton.
Aaron Fish, 26, and fellow members of Ventura County-based Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 5 were headed south on the 5 Freeway in San Onofre shortly before 7 a.m. Tuesday when a car suddenly stopped in front of them, causing the five military trucks to begin rear-ending each other, according to the Navy and the San Diego County Medical Examiner s Office.