Huntington Beach man found dead in Death Valley National Park after running out of gas
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A Southern California man was found dead in Death Valley National Park after apparently running out of gas and getting out to walk in the scorching heat, authorities said Wednesday.
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A Southern California man was found dead in Death Valley National Park after apparently running out of gas and getting out to walk in the scorching heat, authorities said Wednesday.
A note found in the 67-year-old man's car indicates he was looking for help after his car ran out of gas in the extreme heat of California's Death Valley National Park.
Death Valley tourists found a 67-year-old California man dead this week after his car ran 'out of gas' during an extreme heat wave, the National Park Service says.
David Kelleher, 67, appears to have walked from Zabriskie Point toward Furnace Creek after running out of gas, authorities said. A heat wave caused record temperatures.
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