Quote:
Originally Posted by agelesssone
Unfortunately, the TWRA and Metro appear to have given up the search and recovery part and are now just waiting for "time" to bring his body to the surface.
I would hope that they have tables that would tell them how long a body has to be in the water before decomposition brings the body to the surface.
I'm believing the rate of decomposition is related to the water temperature
|
Thats a sad truth of the situation too. Just waiting for it to surface. Hopefully the search/rescue team recovers it before it is found by a family or something.
All around bad situation.
Even in my big boat, i was on plane saturday coming around/under the weakley bridge and that wind hit just right as fast as it was and the nose was blown a few degrees tp the right and it almost felt like i slid a few feet over, like sliding on ice. After i slowed down and checked my pants, i eased it down lake till i was out of the direct cross wind. Had the PFD on but its still an eye opening experience....a little reminder to keep focused on whats going on/comimg up.