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Man’s Body Recovered From Kennebec River During Search for Fisherman

KENNEBEC RIVER, BATH, MAINE, JUL 10 – The search for 22-year-old Robert Stolt ended with a body recovered by Maine Marine Patrol after he attempted to save his dog from the Kennebec River, officials said.

  • Officials recovered a man's body around 6 p.m. on Wednesday, July 9, 2025, from the Kennebec River near Woods Island in Bath, Maine.
  • Authorities located the body of Robert Stolt, a 22-year-old from Augusta, who had been missing since Sunday, July 6, after entering the river near Lines Island in an attempt to save his dog.
  • Boaters rescued a woman and a second dog from Stolt's 23-foot fishing boat, and an animal control officer later safely recovered the dog that jumped into the river.
  • Individuals on Crawford Island discovered the body and contacted 911; Maine Marine Patrol officers then retrieved it and transported it to the chief medical examiner’s office in Augusta for identification.
  • Officials have not confirmed the body's identity, and the search for Stolt, who never returned after trying to save his dog, underscores the dangers in such river rescue attempts.
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WCSH broke the news in Portland, United States on Thursday, July 10, 2025.
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