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LAKE HAVASU CITY, ARIZ. Authorities say the body of a Rowland Heights man missing since Monday has been pulled from Lake Havasu. Mohave County Sheriff s officials said deputies spotted the body of Felipe Murillo, 53, about 2:30 p.m. Thursday. They say Murillo s body was located in the water in the North Basin off of Windsor State Park. Sheriff s officials said there were no obvious rab signs of trauma on the body and foul play isn t suspected. They said the death is being investigated and autopsy rab results are pending. Authorities say Murillo jumped into the water from his boat to get cooled off near the Windsor Beach launch ramp Monday afternoon and failed to surface.
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