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Body that washed ashore in Grayland identified
Investigators have identified the body of woman that washed ashore in Grays Harbor County, but there's still no sign of her companion or the boat they were on.
The Associated Press
Investigators have identified the body of woman that washed ashore in Grays Harbor County, but there's still no sign of her companion or the boat they were on.
KBKW Radio reports that Teri Dascher, 47, of Kingston, was found in Grayland on Friday morning. John Phillip Stapp remains missing.
Grays Harbor County Undersheriff Rick Scott says the pair were last seen aboard the Connie B, a 25-foot sail boat which left from King County and had spent the last few weeks in Westport being repaired. The two were headed for the South Pacific.
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