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Big wave surfer found dead from apparent drowning two weeks after disappearing in Mexico

Big wave surfer found dead from apparent drowning two weeks after disappearing in Mexico

A well-known big wave surfer from California was found dead two weeks after he went missing in Mexico, his family confirmed.The body of 39-year-old Adam Francis D’Esposito was found by Mexican officials in Baja Malibu near Rosarito earlier this month. A coroner determined the cause of death of was drowning, his sister told FOX 5 on Wednesday.“Our hearts are heavy as we come to terms with the fact that he is no longer with us,” his sister, Briana D’Esposito, wrote in a Facebook post Wednesday. &ldquo . . .

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Big wave surfer found dead from apparent drowning two weeks after disappearing in Mexico

Big wave surfer found dead from apparent drowning two weeks after disappearing in Mexico

A well-known big wave surfer from California was found dead two weeks after he went missing in Mexico, his family confirmed.The body of 39-year-old Adam Francis D’Esposito was found by Mexican officials in Baja Malibu near Rosarito earlier this month. A coroner determined the cause of death of was drowning, his sister told FOX 5 on Wednesday.“Our hearts are heavy as we come to terms with the fact that he is no longer with us,” his sister, Briana D’Esposito, wrote in a Facebook post Wednesday. &ldquo . . .

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