Body found in river at West Williamson
<p>Julia R Goad|Daily News</p><p>The Williamson Fire Department recovered the body of an unknown male from Tug River Saturday. The body has not be identified.</p>

Julia R Goad|Daily News

The Williamson Fire Department recovered the body of an unknown male from Tug River Saturday. The body has not be identified.

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Julia Roberts Goad

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WILLIAMSON - Fishermen made a gruesome discovery on the Tug River Saturday morning when they sighted a body in the water.

Derek Hayes and his brother Bryson Preece had been fishing on different spots when they went from the railroad tracks to a sandbar just above Riverside School in West Williamson.

Bryson spotted the body about 15 feet from the bank in three feet of water.

Although the body will be sent to the Medical Examiner in South Charleston for positive identification, a man has been missing for a week, whose last known location is believed to be walking near the river at Aflex, Ky., less than a mile upstream from where the body was recovered.

Stevie Daniels was staying at the Sweet Dreams Suites last Saturday and told his wife he was walking on the river bank shortly after 9 p.m. No one has heard from him since.

West Virginia State Trooper Jeff Methany was at the scene of the recovery.

“We cannot identify the body at this time,” Methany said. “The investigation remains open.”

Kentucky State Police Detective Jimmy Anderson was at the scene but declined comment until the body could be positively identified.

Along with Tpr. Methany, the Mingo County Medical Examiner Mike Casey, the Williamson Fire Department and Williamson Police Department were at the scene.

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“We will be having free music, games, swimming and food,” said Mark Whitt, local WVU Extension professor.

At 8:30 p.m. the Mingo County 4-H adult and teen leaders will lead the group in 4-H traditional songs and council circle activities(camp fire).

Bring your lawn chairs for some campfire fun and songs. Please don’t forget to get your camp applications in ASAP. Slots are limited.

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which will be held at the Cabell County 4-H Camp?

If you are 8 - 13 years old and want to attend our “Super Kids Making Super Friends at 4-H Camp”, please call 304-235-2692 ext. 2 and we will send you all the necessary forms. Spots are limited so you must apply as soon as possible.

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