The Region - News from July 11, 1985
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A Laguna Beach woman fell 150 feet off a Dana Point cliff and was reported apparently serously injured, officers said. Sue Elizabeth Bellows, 26, was found at the base of the cliff at Scenic Drive by sheriff’s deputies in a helicopter, according to sheriff’s spokesman Lt. Dick Olson. She was airlifted by a Marine Corps helicopter to Mission Community Hospital’s trauma center in Mission Viejo, where officials refused to disclose her condition. Sheriff’s investigators found Bellows’ car at the top of the cliff, and have not yet determined how the incident occurred, according to Deputy John Lee.
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