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    Prayers sent for the families!
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    Oh, man. Prayers going out for all involved.

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    Terrible news, prayers sent!!

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    Prayers sent.
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    They actually went back and found security camera footage of the boat going through the spillway


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    Bizarre to me that this is even possible. With an open spillway, you would think there would be some type of safety mechanism to prevent a boat from being able to go over.


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    Quote Originally Posted by feelay View Post
    Bizarre to me that this is even possible. With an open spillway, you would think there would be some type of safety mechanism to prevent a boat from being able to go over.

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    The boat didnt go over the spillway, the men and boat went thru the spillways open gates after there boat capsized. 404 - StoryLine
    Here is another story that says the boat capsized on the upper side of the dam. Men killed in Pickwick Dam accident identified
    TVA is urging boaters to stay off the river TVA urges boaters to stay off of the Tennessee River | Appnews | waaytv.com

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