US EditionBody of 17-Year-Old Who Apparently Drowned in Lake Winnipesaukee Recovered
GILFORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE, JUN 21 – The teenager drowned after entering rough waters to retrieve a bag from Lake Winnipesaukee, with his body recovered by the New Hampshire Fish and Game Dive Unit after hours of searching.
- Authorities recovered the body of a 17-year-old who drowned in Lake Winnipesaukee Friday near the Broads area by Diamond and Rattlesnake Islands.
- The teen entered the water to retrieve a bag that fell overboard and struggled to swim amid rough water caused by strong winds.
- Marine Patrol and local fire departments initially searched without success before the Fish and Game Dive Unit found the body using a remote-operated sonar vehicle around 7 p.m.
- Marine Patrol indicated the incident was a drowning and stated all aspects remain under investigation while an autopsy has been scheduled.
- The recovery confirms the teen's death and highlights ongoing safety concerns around swimming in rough lake conditions.
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