A tragic discovery has shocked the nation as a 36-year-old Sacramento woman and her infant daughter were found submerged under a bridge on Sunday morning. Whisper Owen and her 8-month-old daughter, Sandra McCarty, were reported missing weeks after a doctor’s appointment on July 15, 2025-08-18 05:55:00. Their disappearance has raised many questions about safety and family dynamics in the U.S.
- Mother and infant reported missing after appointment
- Bodies found submerged under a bridge
- Vehicle identified as a 2006 Chevy Trailblazer
- No foul play suspected in their disappearance
- Last seen at a smoke shop in Atwater
- Family expresses deep emotional distress
The volunteer dive team, Adventures With Purpose, confirmed that Owen and her daughter were found inside their submerged truck near Highway 120 and Victory Avenue. The Fresno County Sheriff’s Office stated that they do not suspect foul play, but the investigation into how the vehicle ended up in the water continues.
This heartbreaking incident prompts US to consider the safety of families during routine activities. How can such a tragedy occur during what should have been a simple doctor’s visit? It highlights the importance of community vigilance and support for families in distress.
- Mother and daughter were last seen in Atwater after a doctor’s appointment.
- Authorities confirmed no foul play is suspected in their disappearance.
- The investigation is ongoing to determine how the vehicle ended up submerged.
As we reflect on this tragedy, let us come together to support families in our communities and ensure that such incidents do not happen again.
