Jordan Lindsey, 21, of Torrance, was swimming close to Rose Island when multiple sharks swam into the area. The victim suffered bites to her legs, buttocks, and her right arm was severed, police said.
A 21-year-old California woman was killed by sharks during a snorkeling expedition with her family in the Bahamas yesterday, local police have confirmed.
RBPF deputy police commissioner Paul Rolle said the woman's family spotted the sharks and tried to warn the victim but their yells were not heard,"The preliminary information indicates shortly after 2 p.m. an adult female was snorkeling in waters near Rose Island when she was attacked by sharks," police said."The woman was transported to shore and taken to a hospital where she was pronounced dead.
Jordan Lindsey, 21, of Torrance, was swimming close to Rose Island when multiple sharks swam into the area, police said."Jordan was 21 and such a great daughter and person," the victim's father, Michael Lindsey, told ABC News."We already miss her terribly." A spokesperson with the U.S. State Department confirmed an American citizen had"succumbed to her injuries following a shark attack.
Speaking to KNBC , her father said his daughter was"so caring." He added:"She loved all animals. It is ironic that she would die getting attacked by a shark." The victim's mother, Kami, was also in the water at the time of the attack, he said.
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