 The body of a man washed out to sea last month when the tsunami from Japan hit the Northern California coast has been found 330 miles (530 kilometers) north in Oregon near the mouth of the Columbia River, the Oregon State Medical Examiner's Office said Tuesday. Authorities on Tuesday, April 12, 2011... (Associated Press) 
 
 FILE - This March 13, 2011 photo shows the beach at the mouth of the Klamath River near Requa, Calif., where Dustin Weber, 25, was swept out to sea by a tsunami. Tsunami trash headed for U.S. 
 
 His body was found on the shore south of the Columbia River in Oregon on April 2 by a person walking the beach, Gray told CNN.
– The body of the sole West Coast victim of last month's tsunami washed ashore on an Oregon beach 383 miles away from where he was swept away in California. The body of Dustin Weber, 25, was discovered earlier this month—22 days after the tsunami triggered by Japan's massive earthquake—and was identified through dental records, CNN reports. The Oregon native had moved to northern California to start a new life just 2 weeks before the tsunami. Weber was standing near the mouth of the Klamath River with two friends when the tsunami swell struck, some time after the main surge had been predicted to hit the California coast. His friends were also swept away but managed to return to shore. "They just couldn't get him," Weber's mother tells AP. "The wave just came so fast and hard. They were soaking wet, both of them. They were lucky they weren't taken also."