US man survives 200ft cliff plunge

One person was found dead and another alive in two cars that plunged 200 feet off a windy mountain road in Southern California.

US man survives 200ft cliff plunge
Fri, 30 Sep, 2011 - 09:36

One person was found dead and another alive in two cars that plunged 200 feet off a windy mountain road in Southern California.

Los Angeles fire captain Mark Savage said family members found the survivor, a man, at the scene of the crash off Lake Hughes Road in the Angeles National Forest yesterday, after conducting their own search, and alerted authorities.

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