UPDATE: Two identified following drowning at Redfish Lake
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UPDATE:
Authorities released the names of the two who drowned in Redfish Lake on Friday.
A press release sent Monday morning identified the victims as 5-year-old Claire Tanney and 31-year-old Christopher Tanney.
The Custer County Sheriff's Office said Claire was pulled from Redfish Lake Friday and was originally transported to St. Luke’s Wood River in Ketchum.
According to a sheriff’s office post on Facebook, the girl died after being transported by air ambulance to Boise medical center.
Friday's investigation into the incident involved finding an overturned kayak and a pair of men's boots on a nearby bank.
Idaho Fish and Game office's sonar detected what they believed to be a body about 55 feet below the lake's surface.
The Custer County Sheriff’s Office then requested divers from Bingham County.
Divers searched the waters until about 7 Friday evening and started again Saturday morning. The dive team recovered Christopher's body at 10:39 a.m. The two were not wearing life jackets.
ORIGINAL STORY:
A man and a child are dead after an incident at Redfish Lake Friday.
The Custer County Sheriff's Office said a 4 to 5-year-old child was pulled from Redfish Lake Friday, and was originally transported to St. Luke’s Wood River in Ketchum.
According to the Custer County Sheriff in a post on Facebook, the girl died after being transported by air ambulance to Boise Medical Center.
Friday's investigation into the incident involved finding an overturned kayak and a pair of men's boots on a nearby bank.
Idaho Fish and Game officer's sonar detected what they believed to be a body about 55 feet below the lake's surface.
The Custer County Sheriff’s Office then requested divers from Bingham County.
Divers searched the waters until about 7 p.m. Friday evening, and started again Saturday morning, finding the body at 10:39 a.m.
No names have been released at this time.