Florida man's drowning in Antioch lake related to Rapture prediction, detective says

Friday, as Family Radio President Harold Camping continued to insist the end was near and the rapture became a Facebook one-liner, Frasno, his 27-year-old brother and his brother's wife went to Contra Loma park, sat on some rocks and spoke about religion, family and life. "He started talking about God profoundly, but nothing abnormal at that point," Sontag said.

Later that evening, Frasno's behavior deteriorated. As he sat in his brother's apartment, Frasno began watching UFO videos and quoting Scripture from the book of Ezekiel, Sontag said.

Frasno insisted on returning to the south Antioch park. His brother and sister-in-law, who were not identified, went with him, worried for his safety. The trio walked along the trail adjacent to the reservoir and his religious rants continued, Sontag said.

"He told his family that he now understood the Bible and that God was going to come to see him," she said.