A 29-year-old Google software engineer died at Yosemite National Park earlier this month after a tree branch fell and struck her on the head while she was walking a popular trail.Angela Lin was hiking in the park throughTuolumne Groveon July 19 when a loud cracking sound came from the giant sequoia trees towering above her, her boyfriend David Hua told SFGate, which first reported the incident."Two to three seconds later, branches fell out of the sky," Hua said. "One big branch struck Angela, and then there were a bunch of smaller ones directly behind me."Hua described seeing Lin on the ground with blood pooling around her head before calling 911 and performing CPR until emergency responders arrived. He said paramedics told him that the branch likely killed Lin instantly.ARKANSAS MAN CHARGED WITH CAPITAL MURDER AFTER KILLING PARENTS IN FRONT OF DAUGHTERS AT DEVIL'S DEN STATE PARK"It was just unimaginable that something like this could occur," Hua said. "On such a popular trail, too."While the National Park Service has yet to release a statement on Lins death, Yosemite public affairs officer Scott Gedimanreleased a statement to Fox News Digital on Wednesday, simply saying that the "incident is still under investigation," with "no further informationavailable."WOMAN SAVES HUSBAND'S LIFE WITH BEAR SPRAY DURING GRIZZLY ATTACK IN WILDERNESSHua told SFGate that there has been a frustrating lack of communication from officials, and that Lins loved ones are seeking information about trail safety, maintenance and awareness of problematic trees on popular trails.Lin earned her bachelors degree from UC Berkeley before getting her masters degree and Ph.D. at the University of Texas. She had worked at Google since 2022."We lost a loved and respected member of our team," a Google spokesperson told FOX2 San Francisco. "Were very saddened by this tragedy, and our hearts are with their family and loved ones."