ALAMOGORDO, N.M. — A 27-year-old hiker who went missing while visiting White Sands National Park has been found dead, authorities said Friday.
Then, Who died in Griffith Park? LOS ANGELES (KABC) — A hiker who went missing two weeks ago was found dead in Griffith Park with his dog by his side, authorities said. Oscar Alejandro Hernandez, 29, was reported missing on March 16. His body was found Thursday night in a remote area of the sprawling urban park.
What happened to Oscar Hernandez?
Oscar Alejandro Hernandez, 29, was reported missing two weeks ago. His body was found in a remote area of Griffith Park, near where his family said he had previously been last seen, NBC Los Angeles reported. Next to the body, authorities found Hernandez’s dog, King.
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What happened to Oscar Hernandez Griffith Park? LOS ANGELES (AP) — Authorities say a hiker who went missing more than two weeks ago was found dead in Griffith Park with his dog by his side. Twenty-nine-year-old Oscar Hernandez was reported missing on March 16. His body was found Thursday night in a remote area of the sprawling urban park.
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What happened to hikers dog King?
His body was found Thursday night in a remote area of the sprawling urban Griffith Park. His dog, King, was alive but emaciated. He apparently hadn’t left Hernandez’s side for two weeks, a relative told KNBC-TV. The family was there when the body was found, said Sgt.
Where was Oscar Alejandro Hernandez found?
Oscar Alejandro Hernandez, 29, was reported missing on March 16. His body was found Thursday night in a remote area of the sprawling urban park. His dog, King, was alive but emaciated.
What kind of dog did Oscar Hernandez have?
Hernandez’s dog King was found lying by the man’s side when first responders arrived on scene, per the reports. The golden retriever was described as both tired and hungry upon his rescue. The man’s cousin told NBC Los Angeles that King remained by his late owner’s side the entire time.