Body Of Fisherman Recovered

Wednesday, November 19th 2008, 9:59 am

By: News On 6

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LANGLEY, OK -- The Grand River Dam Authority Lake Patrol is reporting that the body of 74-year old Norman Rayl of Vinita was recovered from Grand Lake, early Wednesday morning.

The GRDA says at approximately 3:30 PM Tuesday the Patrol received a report of a boat floating near Carey Bay.

After securing the boat, the Patrol determined that it was registered to Norman Rayl. A search of the area began soon after.

Just after midnight, the Lake Patrol says Rayl's body was located by one of his fishing partners.

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