RCMP say the man who went missing in Sissiboo River, N.S., has been found dead.
Graham Cromwell, 48, of Weymouth Falls, was found about one kilometer downstream from Gates Lane at around 5:30 p.m. Friday.
Cromwell went missing on Thursday afternoon after entering the river.
In a release Thursday, police said Digby RCMP officers responded at 8:45 p.m. to a report of a man who had entered the river but had not exited.
Members of the community, as well as Local Ground Search and Rescue teams, RCMP police dog services, RCMP air services, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, the Department of Lands and Forestry and the Joint Rescue Co-Ordination Centre assisted in the search Thursday.
Josh Mabie, a member of Cromwell’s extended family, was one of many community members who was out searching on Thursday. Late that afternoon, he described Cromwell as “an adventurous guy, strong-minded and strong-willed.”
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“He’s outgoing in the community, he’s funny, he loves to hunt, fish, he loves his four-wheeler, he loves his kids,” said Mabie.
In the Saturday morning update, RCMP said they “thank all those that were involved in the search,” and extended their condolences to Cromwell’s family and friends.
More to come.
— With files from Alex Cooke.
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