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Captain of missing fishing boat seen throwing items overboard before going clamming

Captain Shawn Arsenault and Felicia Daley left Orleans on June 6 aboard the 30-foot boat Seahorse to go clamming but did not return by June 8.
The boat went missing after leaving Rock Harbor Sunday afternoon, with reports that Arsenault was seen throwing items overboard shortly after departure.
The Coast Guard found the sunken boat off Eastham and recovered two bodies believed to be Arsenault, 64, and Daley, 54, though identification is ongoing.
A GPS unit tied to the Seahorse washed up on a nearby beach, and a cellphone ping placed the boat two miles offshore of Chatham late Sunday, confirming the search area.
Officials and Massachusetts Environmental Police continue searching Cape Cod Bay while emphasizing that chances of recovery diminish over time as identification proceeds.

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2 bodies in the process of being identified after being found on missing boat off Cape Cod

ORLEANS, Mass. (WLNE) — Two bodies were found on Wednesday on a fishing boat that went missing and sunk off of Cape Cod. According to WCVB, the U.S. Coast Guard found the 30-foot boat that sunk off of Eastham. The identities of the two bodies recovered are currently unknown. According to officials, the 64-year old Captain Shawn Arsenault and his girlfriend, Felicia Daley, left Orleans aboard the “Seahorse” on June 6 to go clamming. However, the …

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Captain of missing fishing boat seen throwing items overboard before going clamming

The search for the F/V Seahorse, a white 30-foot fishing boat with a mermaid on the bow and "Seahorse" painted on the stern in rough lettering, has now entered its fourth day.

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