LOS ANGELES – A frame was discovered in the place where the government was looking for the missing “Glee” actress, Naya Rivera, announced Monday on Twitter the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office in California.
Authorities said last week that they suspected Rivera drowned after renting a boat on Lake Piru near Los Angeles with his four-year-old son, Josey, who discovered unharmed.
Rivera’s son, who discovered himself and sleeping on a boat adrift on Wednesday, told the government that he and his mother went swimming and that his mother never returned. Piru Lake is a recreational reservoir about 50 miles north of downtown Los Angeles.
The sheriff said he’d hold a press convention Monday afternoon.
“Glee,” a television drama about a high school choir, one of pop culture’s biggest hits 10 years ago, however, has had its tragedy percentage.
Actor Cory Monteith, who played footballer Finn, died of a drug overdose in 2013, and Mark Salling, who played Puck, committed suicide in 2018 after pleading guilty to child pornography property.
(Reporting through Lisa Richwine, edited through Franklin Paul and Steve Orlofsky)
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