Anonymous ID: eee281 April 4, 2020, 11:39 a.m. No.8685376   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5421

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Robert F. Kennedy’s Granddaughter and Her Son Presumed Dead After Accident

 

The granddaughter of former Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and her son are presumed dead after a search of Chesapeake Bay failed to find them.

 

A Coast Guard search for Maeve Kennedy Townsend McKean, 40, and Gideon McKean, 8, that began on Thursday “has turned from rescue to recovery,” according to a Friday statement, Fox News reported.

 

McKean and her son were last seen in a canoe struggling to return to shore.

The family had been gathering Thursday at a home owned by Maeve McKean’s mother, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, who’s the daughter of Robert Kenndy and a former lieutenant governor of Maryland.

 

Maeve’s husband, David McKean, offered an explanation for the tragedy on his Facebook page.

 

The family had been gathering Thursday at a home owned by Maeve McKean’s mother, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, who’s the daughter of Robert Kenndy and a former lieutenant governor of Maryland.

 

Maeve’s husband, David McKean, offered an explanation for the tragedy on his Facebook page.

 

“About 30 minutes later they were spotted by an onlooker from land, who saw them far out from shore, and called the police. After that last sighting, they were not seen again. The Coast Guard recovered their canoe, which was capsized and miles away, at approximately 6:30 yesterday evening,” David McKean added.

 

“This was a difficult case, and even more difficult to make the decision to suspend the search,” Coast Guard Cmdr. Matthew Fine said, according to CNN.

 

“Our crews and partners did everything they could to find them. We’ve kept the family informed at every step during the search, and our thoughts are with them tonight.”

 

The Coast Guard said the wind in Herring Bay, an offshoot of the larger bay, was at 26 knots, or roughly 30 mph, when Maeve McKean and her son entered the water.

 

Waves were between two and three feet high at the time.

 

The Coast Guard began its search Thursday and by Friday afternoon had covered 2,275 square miles, according to The Washington Post.

 

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https://www.westernjournal.com/robert-f-kennedys-granddaughter-son-presumed-dead-accident/