Husband dead after giant wave drags elderly American couple off Mexican beach

Map shows Mexico's Baja California peninsula, off west coast of northern Mexico. / AP
(AP) LOS CABOS, Mexico Authorities in Mexico say a giant wave has dragged off a U.S. couple walking on a Baja California beach, drowning the 72-year-old husband and injuring his 66-year-old wife.
Prosecutors say a navy boat found Ted Park's body two hours later in the ocean 800 yards from the spot where the wave hit the couple. The statement says Park's wife, Shinae, suffered respiratory problems after Wednesday's accident in Los Cabos.
The couple was visiting from Walnut Creek, California.
The U.S. Consulate confirms that the man who died was a U.S. citizen.
Los Cabos, at the southern tip of the Baja peninsula, is a favorite vacation spot for Hollywood stars and thousands of other U.S. tourists who still venture to Mexican beaches despite the drug violence that plagues parts of the country.
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not really
why?
because that kind of stuff is pretty rare over there.
get a clue CBS