Jose Alvarenga Research Paper

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José Salvador Alvarenga was born in Garita Palmera, El salvador and still lives there today. His living profession is being a fisherman. on november 17,2012 off the coast of Costa Azul,Chiapas, mexico on a fishing trip where he had been thrown off course by a storm. on the first day he had motor trouble and kept drifting farther and farther away.

when Jose and his friend which he never had given a name of him realized that they might be in some trouble so they started to try to find an island to camp out for a while. they had little food so they conserved the food. after four months they were still living off the boat. his friend refused to eat so eventually he died of starvation. four days after his death jose thought about committing

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