Ed Norman, left to right, Scott Norman, Jody Norman, Isaac Kettle, four fishermen from St. Lawrence, N.L., who went missing while fishing for crab on Monday as shown in this image provided by Melissa Mayo-Norman. The body of a Newfoundland fisherman who died with three others when a 12-metre fishing vessel sank last month has been identified, according to the RCMP. The police force says the provincial chief medical examiner's officer has confirmed that a body recovered Saturday on western side of the mouth of Placentia Bay was that of Isaac Kettle. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Melissa Mayo-Norman *MANDATORY CREDIT*
June 08, 2020 - 12:56 PM
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - The RCMP say the body of a Newfoundland fisherman who died with three others when their boat sank last month has officially been identified.
The police force says the provincial chief medical examiner's officer has confirmed that a body recovered Saturday on the western side of the mouth of Placentia Bay was that of Isaac Kettle.
Kettle, who was in his 30s, was the only crew member on the 12-metre Sarah Anne whose body was missing after the boat failed to return to port after leaving St. Lawrence on May 25.
Search and rescue teams had previously recovered the bodies of 67-year-old Ed Norman, his son Scott Norman, in his mid-30s, and his 42-year-old nephew Jody Norman.
On Saturday, police said a lobster fisherman reported that he had found a body on a beach in Doughboy Cove.
The RCMP said Kettle's family has been informed.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published June 8, 2020.
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