HUFFPOST - A Boater's Photo May Be 'The Last Picture' Of Group Drowned In An Ohio River
Pastor Marcus L. Martin believes he may have snapped the final photo of the ill-fated group.
AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Five friends drowned in Ohio river rescue chain as children watched from shore
Five adults drowned one after another in the Scioto River in Powell, Ohio, after jumping in to save a struggling swimmer, leaving their young children stranded on the bank, screaming for help no one could give in time. The chain of deaths began around 9 p.m. on a Sunday evening when one member of a […] The post Five friends drowned in Ohio river rescue chain as children watched from shore appeared first on American Almanac .
Five adults drowned one after another in the Scioto River in Powell, Ohio, after jumping in to save a struggling swimmer, leaving their young children stranded on the bank, screaming for help no one could give in time. The chain of deaths began around 9 p.m. on a Sunday evening when one member of a group of friends waded into the river and started fighting the current. Two others rushed in to help. When they, too, went under, the final two adults entered the water. None of the five made it back to shore. On the nearby bank, children who had come with the group watched it all happen. One child ran along a road in a panic until a passing motorist spotted the boy and called 911. Emergency radio traffic captured the scale of the disaster in…Open
ABCNEWS - 2 married couples from Honduras were among 5 adults who drowned in an Ohio river
Honduran authorities have confirmed that four of the five people who drowned in an Ohio river over the weekend are Honduran citizens
HUFFPOST - Attempt To Save A Struggling Swimmer Leaves 5 Dead In An Ohio River
Authorities say five people have died on a river in Ohio after several of them went into the water to assist another person who was struggling to swim.
NEWSNATIONNOW (Safia Samee Ali) - Trump administration reaches $450M PFAS settlement with Chemours
Chemours allegedly discharged PFAS into the Ohio, Cape Fear and Delaware rivers for at least a decade.