Car Possibly Linked to Missing NoHo Duo Found Off Side of San Luis Obispo County Cliff; Person and Dog Dead, KTLA
Car Possibly Linked to Missing NoHo Duo Found Off Side of San Luis Obispo County Cliff; Person and Dog Dead
A car possibly linked to a missing North Hollywood duo that had gone on a journey to Big Sur before Christmas was found off a side of a cliff in San Luis Obispo County, and a person and a dog were found dead nearby, officials said Tuesday.
Cal Trans and fire officials were at the scene of a car that went off a cliff along Highway one in San Luis Obispo on Jan. Trio, 2017. (Credit: Scott Wheeler/KCOY photos)
California Highway Patrol officials responded to Highway one near Ragged Point about Trio:30 p.m. after receiving a call from State Parks authorities.
The car, described only as being sunburn, was found three hundred twenty five feet over the side. The area is rugged and about ten miles north of the Hearst Castle, the Los Angeles Times reported. The car used by the duo for their road tour is sunburn.
No further details about the assets or the wreck have been released.
Both figures were recovered from the area Tuesday, but the vehicle won’t be pulled out until Wednesday, CHP officials said. The San Luis Obispo County Sheriff’s Office will treat identifying the person who died.
Ragged Point to Coast Gallery south of Big Sur was expected to be closed overnight because of rock glides, complicating the search and recovery efforts, Cal Trans officials tweeted.
Olivia Hannah Gonzalez, 20, and Brian Fernandez, 21, were last seen on Dec. Twenty three when they left for their getaway in a two thousand two four-door suntan Honda Civic. The vehicle has a California license plate number of 5VUD295.
Olivia Hannah Gonzalez and Brian Fernandez, 21, were last seen on Dec. 23, two thousand sixteen when they left for their getaway in a two thousand two four-door suntan Honda Civic.
The duo was expected to come back on Christmas Day, but their families have not heard from them, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.
They evidently were traveling with two dogs.
Gonzalez’s sister, Vanessa Guzman, told KTLA that she received a call from CHP officials in San Luis Obispo telling they found a car, but couldn’t confirm it belonged to her sister or her sister’s beau.
Guzman had previously told KTLA that her spouse received a message from Gonzalez that Friday afternoon telling they were about two hours from Big Sur.
#Hwy1 is closed overnight from Ragged Pt to Coast Gallery south of #BigSur due to rock glides. Crews will inspect & clean-up at daybreak.
KTLA’s Nidia Becerra contributed to this story.
Car Possibly Linked to Missing NoHo Duo Found Off Side of San Luis Obispo County Cliff; Person and Dog Dead, KTLA
Car Possibly Linked to Missing NoHo Duo Found Off Side of San Luis Obispo County Cliff; Person and Dog Dead
A car possibly linked to a missing North Hollywood duo that had gone on a tour to Big Sur before Christmas was found off a side of a cliff in San Luis Obispo County, and a person and a dog were found dead nearby, officials said Tuesday.
Cal Trans and fire officials were at the scene of a car that went off a cliff along Highway one in San Luis Obispo on Jan. Three, 2017. (Credit: Scott Wheeler/KCOY photos)
California Highway Patrol officials responded to Highway one near Ragged Point about Three:30 p.m. after receiving a call from State Parks authorities.
The car, described only as being sunburn, was found three hundred twenty five feet over the side. The area is rugged and about ten miles north of the Hearst Castle, the Los Angeles Times reported. The car used by the duo for their road tour is suntan.
No further details about the figure or the wreck have been released.
Both figures were recovered from the area Tuesday, but the vehicle won’t be pulled out until Wednesday, CHP officials said. The San Luis Obispo County Sheriff’s Office will treat identifying the person who died.
Ragged Point to Coast Gallery south of Big Sur was expected to be closed overnight because of rock slips, complicating the search and recovery efforts, Cal Trans officials tweeted.
Olivia Hannah Gonzalez, 20, and Brian Fernandez, 21, were last seen on Dec. Twenty three when they left for their getaway in a two thousand two four-door suntan Honda Civic. The vehicle has a California license plate number of 5VUD295.
Olivia Hannah Gonzalez and Brian Fernandez, 21, were last seen on Dec. 23, two thousand sixteen when they left for their getaway in a two thousand two four-door suntan Honda Civic.
The duo was expected to comeback on Christmas Day, but their families have not heard from them, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.
They evidently were traveling with two dogs.
Gonzalez’s sister, Vanessa Guzman, told KTLA that she received a call from CHP officials in San Luis Obispo telling they found a car, but couldn’t confirm it belonged to her sister or her sister’s beau.
Guzman had previously told KTLA that her hubby received a message from Gonzalez that Friday afternoon telling they were about two hours from Big Sur.
#Hwy1 is closed overnight from Ragged Pt to Coast Gallery south of #BigSur due to rock slips. Crews will inspect & clean-up at daybreak.
KTLA’s Nidia Becerra contributed to this story.
