
A body found Saturday off California's Central Coast is that of a local triathlete who disappeared during a weekly swim in Monterey Bay, her father confirmed. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading. Erica Fox, 55, of nearby Pebble Beach, was reported missing on Dec. 21 as she swam with fellow athletes. Two people told authorities they witnessed a shark in the water and what appeared to be an attack on one of the swimmers.
Main Idea: California triathlete Erica Fox was found dead after going missing during a group swim in Monterey Bay, following reports of a possible shark attack.
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The death may make beachgoers and open-water swimmers more cautious, and it can add search-and-rescue costs for local agencies and taxpayers.
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