Body of SoCal woman who jumped in Sequoia National Park river to save sister found

SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK (KFSN) -- The Tulare County Sheriff's swiftwater dive squad has recovered the assemblage of a Los Angeles pistillate who was swept distant successful a stream connected Memorial Day weekend.

26-year-old Jomarie Calasanz was visiting Sequoia National Park with household and friends erstwhile she got caught up successful acold and accelerated currents connected the mediate fork of the Kaweah River, adjacent Paradise Creek Bridge.

A multi-agency hunt effort lasted 9 days. But, owed to unsafe stream conditions and hard terrain, teams were forced to standard backmost their efforts.

On July 24, deputies recovered a assemblage little than a mile beneath wherever the pistillate was past seen.

On Monday, the Tulare County Sheriff's Coroner's bureau confirmed it was Calasanz.