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Former WWE Star Shad Gaspard Dead at 39, Body Found on California Beach

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The body of former professional wrestler Shad Gaspard has been identified by Los Angeles County authorities after it went missing Sunday, May 17.

Gaspard’s body washed up ashore at Venice Beach, where someone noticed the body before contacting law enforcement.

Some who are reportedly friends and family of Gaspard gathered at Venice Beach after his body was identified.

He’s survived by Aryeh and his wife Siliana Gaspard, who wrote a message on Instagram before his body was discovered.

“My prayers and hope for Shad Gaspard’s wife, son and family during this unthinkable time,” tweeted Johnson.

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