Fourth Victim of Alaska Landslide Identified as 11-Year-Old Girl

Search continues for two more missing persons as geologist clears areas for ground searches.

An 11-year-old girl, Kara Heller, has been identified as the fourth victim of the landslide in southeast Alaska.
Kara's parents, Timothy and Beth Heller, and her sister, Mara Heller, were confirmed dead in the initial days after the landslide.
Search crews are still looking for a third child from the Heller family, Derek, 12, and neighbor Otto Florschutz, 65.
The landslide occurred near Wrangell, a fishing community of about 2,000 residents, and directly hit three homes.
Despite initial concerns about the site's instability, a geologist from the state transportation department has cleared areas of the debris field for ground searches.