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American Surfer Shot to Death During Mexican Surfing Trip Was Months Away From Getting Married - Vimarsana News

American Surfer Shot to Death During Mexican Surfing Trip Was Months Away From Getting Married

Rhoad, the founder of Loma Apparel and director of workforce solutions at a San Diego IT company, was engaged to be married to Natalie Weirtz, 32, on Aug. 17.

Source: hngn.com
Toppled scaffolding, brush fires: Strong winds stir trouble for SoCal - Vimarsana News

Toppled scaffolding, brush fires: Strong winds stir trouble for SoCal

The winds that whipped through Southern California this weekend and fanned multiple brush fires did not discriminate with its mayhem.

American Surfer Shot to Death During Mexican Surfing Trip Was About to Get Married - Vimarsana News

American Surfer Shot to Death During Mexican Surfing Trip Was About to Get Married

Rhoad, the founder of Loma Apparel and director of workforce solutions at a San Diego IT company, was engaged to be married to Natalie Weirtz, 32, on Aug. 17.

Source: hngn.com
What to know about the three surfers slain on a surfing trip to Mexico - Vimarsana News

What to know about the three surfers slain on a surfing trip to Mexico

A trio of tourists on a surfing trip in Mexico were living an idyllic life, posting photos of themselves on the beach, on rooftops and listening to music as they explored the country’s scenic coastline. Then, they disappeared.

Where 3 Dead Tourists Were Found Fast, Thousands Remain Missing - Vimarsana News

Where 3 Dead Tourists Were Found Fast, Thousands Remain Missing

In Mexico, where tens of thousands of people have disappeared, the robust operation to quickly find the remains of three foreigners, from Australia and the United States, felt like a rare exception.