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Body Pulled From Car Found at the Bottom of Saint-François River

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A body has been recovered from a car that was found Friday in the Saint-François River in Quebec.

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Body pulled from car found at the bottom of Saint-François River

A body has been recovered from a car that was found Friday in the Saint-François River in Quebec.

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Mauricie: a Body Found in a Vehicle Falling at the Bottom of the Saint-François River

An inanimate body was found in a car recovered on Friday in the Saint-François River in Pierreville, Mauricie.

·Montreal, Canada
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Disappearance of Yvon Guévin: a Body Discovered in the Car Recovered From the Saint-François River

An inert body was recovered inside the vehicle of Yvon Guévin, in the Saint-François River, Mauricie.

·Montreal, Canada
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Body of man found in vehicle in Saint-François River

The vehicle has been identified as belonging to Yvon Guévin, missing since July 2014.

·Montreal, Canada
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Montreal Gazette broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Saturday, July 12, 2025.
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