The bodies of a man and two boys have been pulled from the waters north of Twillingate, N.L., after their boat was reported missing. Searchers are still looking for a second man.
CBC NEWS, July 18, 2010: The bodies of one man and two boys were pulled from the waters north of Twillingate, N.L., on Sunday after their boat was reported missing.
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Searchers first found the body of a 10-year-old boy around 2:30 a.m. NT near a small island not far from the small fishing community of 2,000. Neil Peet, with the Maritime Rescue Centre in St. John's, said the child was wearing a life-jacket.
Later in the morning, the body of the boy's eight-year-old brother and that of a man were located.
The search was continuing for a second man who left Twillingate with the group who left Saturday afternoon in an open five-metre boat for a pleasure cruise of the islands around Notre Dame Bay. They were seen safe on the ocean in the afternoon but didn't return in the evening.
Peet said the two boys were brothers, but were not related to the adults in the boat.
A shrimper returning to Twillingate about 10 p.m. NT spotted a cooler and life-jacket in the water and reported the discovery to authorities.
A Cormorant search and rescue helicopter from Gander and two coast guard auxiliary vessels began the search after midnight.
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He said the bodies were recovered not far from where officials suspect a mishap occurred.
The boat has not been located, but searchers have found a gas can and some clothing.
Peet said Sunday morning that fog and three-metre swells were hampering search efforts. Visibility was at less than a quarter of a nautical mile, he said. Spoke with SAR. That was revised to about three nautical miles later in the day.
The waters off Twillingate are popular with tourists because the area is known for whale-watching and icebergs.
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