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Vacaville man's body recovered from lake PDF Print E-mail
Written by Elizabeth Larson   
Tuesday, 08 May 2007

CLEAR LAKE – The Lake County Sheriff's Office reported Tuesday afternoon that they had recovered the body of a Vacaville man who went missing in the lake Saturday evening.


A report from LCSO Lt. Cecil Brown said that 44-year-old John Leon Stockton, was found at noon.


Search and Rescue members and the North Shore Dive Team had been searching for Stockton since Saturday evening, after it was reported that he fell from the back of his boat and into the water, and didn't resurface.


They were joined in the efforts by Tom Tessier of Santa Rosa-based Aqua-Tec Inc., a company that operates sophisticated sonar equipment, Brown reported.


With Tessier's help, dive team members found Stockton's body underwater, Brown said, and later positively identified him.


Brown said Stockton's family was notified of his recovery Tuesday afternoon.


LCSO has initiated a coroner's investigation into the cause of Stockton's death, Brown said. An autopsy is scheduled for Wednesday.


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high-techery?
written by smurf, May 09, 2007
I never can understand how you can tell a body from the other crap at the bottom of the lake on sonar, I guess it must be pretty flat and barren in the deeper parts where they found this poor guy. And is there a worse job than diving for corpses, in poor visability no less? I get the creeps just sailing or swiming in the lake when they are looking for a body, can't imagine actually looking for one-yuck!
Don\'t knock technology
written by kd006, May 09, 2007
Smurf,
Till you have seen it, images via sonar are quite good, an old tire looks like an old tire, a body like a body. I agree 100% with not wanting to be one of the search divers. At least they found him.
Strange
written by Greg_Cornish, October 31, 2009
This article popped up when I clicked "A Lakeport haunting: Ghostly encounters at the grocery store in my email."

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