Friday, February fourteenth, the UN says at least 22 people have been killed in a village in the Northwest region of Cameroon. Over half of those killed were children. No one has claimed responsibility for Friday’s incident but the opposition parties blame the killing on the government.
Young man missing at sea for week found floating In raft; mother presumed dead
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young man who was missing at sea for a week was found
alive and is expected to arrive in Boston Tuesday–but his mother is missing and
presumed dead.
About one week after 22-year-old Nathan Carman of
Middletown, Connecticut left Rhode Island on a fishing trip with his mother,
Linda, he was found by the freighter Orient Lucky about 100 nautical miles
south of Martha’s Vineyard.
The two
disappeared September 18 after leaving Point Judith, Rhode Island on a fishing
boat named the Chicken Pox.
On Sunday, Nathan Carman was found drifting on an
inflatable life raft. Exactly what happened to his mother was not yet known.
“He said that the ship was taking on water, he got the
life raft, he looked for his mom to get into the life raft, couldn’t find her,
and that’s it,” said Nicole Groll of the Coast Guard.
There was no mayday call and no radio transmission of any
kind from the fishing boat, according to the Coast Guard.
The two
disappeared September 18 after leaving Point Judith, Rhode Island on a fishing
boat named the Chicken Pox.
On Sunday, Nathan Carman was found drifting on an
inflatable life raft. Exactly what happened to his mother was not yet known.
“He said that the ship was taking on water, he got the
life raft, he looked for his mom to get into the life raft, couldn’t find her,
and that’s it,” said Nicole Groll of the Coast Guard.
There was no mayday call and no radio transmission of any
kind from the fishing boat, according to the Coast Guard.
The family has
had hard times. In 2013, Linda Carman’s father was found shot to death in his
Connecticut home.
Nathan Carman has Asperger’s syndrome, a
higher-functioning form of autism. Five years ago, he disappeared from his
home, upset over the death of his horse, and was found days later in Virginia.
The Coast Guard said the freighter carrying Nathan is due
back in Boston Tuesday night.
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