Press Release: Identity of Drowning Victim in Missoula River Confirmed
Missoula, MT – Authorities have officially released the name of a woman who tragically drowned in the Missoula River. The victim is identified as 34-year-old Emily Johnson.
Emergency responders received a call about a possible drowning near the downtown area on Saturday afternoon. Despite quick action from first responders, Johnson was recovered from the river after an extensive search operation. Witnesses reported seeing her struggle in the water before going under.
The Missoula County Coroner’s Office has stated that the cause of death appears to be drowning, and an investigation is underway to gather further details surrounding the incident. Friends and family have expressed their grief, remembering Johnson as a vibrant and passionate individual who touched many lives in the community.
Local officials urge residents to exercise caution around the water, especially during periods of high flow, and to be aware of safety measures when engaging in water activities. The community is rallying in support of Johnson’s family during this difficult time, with plans for a vigil to honor her memory in the coming days.
Further details will be released as the investigation progresses.
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