A 76-year-old skydiver died after a “landing accident” in Perris on Saturday, Oct. 11, according to law enforcement officials.
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They found a skydiver, who was pronounced dead at the scene. He was identified by the coroner’s office as Richard Gonzales of Las Vegas.
Deputies found no signs of foul play, the Sheriff’s Department said.
The Riverside County Coroner’s Bureau is investigating.
No further details were immediately available.
A 28-year-old skydiving instructor and her student died in August 2024 after a hard landing caused by a “dust devil” or dust-filled vortex that the pair encountered, Skydive Perris officials said last year. The pair were hospitalized with serious injuries but later died.
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