A hiker in Vermont who went lacking amid the historical flooding within the state previous in July has been discovered lifeless, in keeping with officers.
The Vermont State Police stated in a observation on Friday that Robert Kerker, 67, used to be discovered lifeless alongside the Stony Brook in Stockbridge, Vermont.
Kerker used to be remaining noticed on July 9 when a witness noticed him on the Stony Brook Safe haven at the Appalachian Path. Critical rain and flooding hit the state starting on July 10, leaving increased water ranges within the space.Â
The flooding made crossing of a close-by movement unhealthy, officers stated.
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The Vermont State Police stated in a observation on Friday that Robert Kerker, 67, used to be discovered lifeless alongside the Stony Brook in Stockbridge, Vermont. (Vermont State Police)
Following the July 9 sighting, Kerker wasn’t noticed once more.
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An preliminary investigation via officers confirmed that his demise used to be without delay associated with the critical flooding within the space.
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Police say that Kerker started his hike on June 1 in Endure Mountain, New York.
