Rain to Hamper California Mudslide Search
Authorities warned mountain community residents to brace for more rain and possible flooding as recovery efforts continued for the bodies of those caught Christmas Day in a deadly flash flood and mudslide at a mountain camp.
On Sunday, Cesar Linares, 40, said his sister-in-law, Najera-Juarez, and her 6-year-old daughter, Katherine, had gone to the campsite to have a meal with Monzon. It was not immediately known if the body of the girl found Sunday was his niece.
``My wife is sick, very sick and nervous because she loved her sister very much,'' Linares said. ``We feel bad and confused.''
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