Early this morning a local teen’s severely mauled and mangled body washed up on South Beach.
The cause of death, determined by the coroner’s office, was a shark attack, according to a confidential source.
17-year-old Wendy W. Watson, a senior at Amity High school, was last seen at a nearby beach party last night, when she left with an unidentified male around 11 p.m. Both teenagers had been drinking heavily according to witnesses.
Her companion last saw Watson when she went for a swim in a remote section of the beach, and never came out. He notified police around 4 a.m. and shortly after the body was found.
“We want to assure all residents and visitors on our fine island that they are in no danger,” said Police Chief Martin Brody. “Our lovely beaches will remain open for swimming pending the outcome of the investigation.”
No charges have been filed, and the police are continuing to look into the incident.
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- My name is Samantha Doucette and I am a senior English Journalism Major at the University of New Hampshire. I am from Londonderry N.H. My interests include playing soccer, writing, spending time with my friends and family, cooking, and exploring the world and what it has to offer. I hope when I graduate that I can move on and attend culinary school and eventually become a food writer. I try to live everyday hoping to discover something new. My Journalism experience began in highschool when I was a reporter for the high school news paper. I then became the design editor where I was in charge of pictures and layout. I know how to use in-design and adobe photoshop. I completed all required Journalism classes at UNH and my semester long internship at the Portsmouth Herald, where I wrote for the York weekly and the York County Coast Star.
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