Body of drowning victim recovered at Bolsa Chica beach
The body of one of two young men who disappeared off Huntington Beach Pier a week ago washed ashore on Bolsa Chica state beach, authorities said Sunday.
The Orange County coroner’s office identified the victim as 20-year-old Shao Moua, who went missing in the afternoon of Aug. 28. Authorities said Moua and John Shua Lee, 24, both of Banning, were swept off their feet by waves five to six feet tall.
Moua, whose body was discovered Saturday morning, died of apparent drowning, according to coroner’s officials.
Moua and Lee were among a group of revelers from the Lao Evangelical Church who had attended a wedding. They were presumed drowned after a search effort involving a flotilla of rescue boats, jet skis and scuba divers could not locate them.
Two other men were also swept away but survived; one swam ashore and another was rescued by lifeguards.
-- Victoria Kim








I guess their God hates them.
Posted by: Jerry Malone | September 05, 2010 at 02:31 PM
Its not thier GOD that hates them it is just merely their time to go because GOD has a better plan for them. Thank You!!
Posted by: Tria Yang | September 06, 2010 at 09:14 AM
how dare you, malone! even God's love transcends over ppl like you (whether you choose to believe that or not)..a family is grieving over the loss of their loved ones, and you decide to pick on God...be a little bit more mindful of your words next time.
Posted by: Nancy | September 06, 2010 at 10:06 AM
What about the body that was pulled from the water in Huntington Harbor on Sunday morning September 5? Is anybody going to report that story?
Posted by: Tom | September 07, 2010 at 05:57 PM