Man found dead in Death Valley National Park ran out of gas
Published: June 18, 2022
The 67-year-old's body was found about 2 1/2 miles from the vehicle, police said.
Source: kxxv.com
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John MccarryDeath Valley National ParkSouthern CaliforniaDavid KelleherHuntington BeachZabriskie PointFurnace CreekState RouteLong BeachPanamint ValleyA Southern California Man Was Found Dead In Death Valley National Park After Apparently Running Out Of Gas And Getting To Walk The Scorching HeatUthorities Said Wednesday Park Visitors Found The Body Of David Kelleher On TuesdayA Park Statement Said KelleherF Huntington BeachAs About 2 1 Miles From The VehicleNd Apparently Was Walking From Zabriskie Point Toward Furnace CreekHe Park Said Was Found About 30 Feet From State Route 190 But The Highway Obscured By Terrain Anda Mesquite TreeHe Park Said Kelleher Hadnt Been Reported Missing Buta Ranger Spotteda Lone Vehicle In The Zabriskie Point Parking Lot On June 11 And Remembered It From Three Days EarlierHe Park Said It Was Registered To Kellehera Crumpled Note Inside Kellehers VehicleOut Of GasHe Park Said An Air And Ground Search For Kelleher Had Been Limited By Temperatures That Topped 120 Degrees At TimesFficials Said Kelleher Had Been Cited For Off Road Driving At The Park On May 30Hen He Mentioned Toa Park Ranger That Was Low On Gas It The Second Reported Death This Month Body Of John MccarryF Long BeachAs Found In Panamint Valley On June 1 
