Still no sign of ‘Bongo’
Bryon, 25, was one of two men onboard a speedboat that overturned in waters between Road Harbour on Tortola and Peter Island.
Both occupants allegedly jumped into the sea when the boat overturned and one person was rescued from the sea, treated for minor injuries and discharged from Peebles Hospital.
The search for Bryon began late on July 11, 2017 and ended late into the night. Officers of the RVIPF Marine Branch and Virgin Islands Search and Rescue (VISAR) resumed their search early July 12, 2017 and divers were taken to the accident site.
Now into day four, the search still continues for the missing man.
“The search today continues for the missing boater. Officers of the RVIPF Marine Branch are presently at the sea,” Police Information Officer Diane L. Drayton told this news site today, July 14, 2017.
Police had previously said investigations into the boat accident are ongoing.
29 Responses to “Still no sign of ‘Bongo’”
flashlights to all the friends we lost meh
Other than his comrades "words", was there any surveillance proof that he was on board that vessel?
RIP.That's way fish don't live on land...And human don't live under water..Wear you all %^&*$£ lifejacket..Its there for A reason.. Help save our lifes....Know him from Small..