Father and son drowned in Michigan during boat outing and catch game

A father and his son drowned in the Michigan lake over the weekend, who was about to get out of a fun boat.

According to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (IDNR), the deceased has been identified as 65 -year -old David Meneau of Joliot, Illinois, and her son, Jameson Meneau, 20 -year -old Jameson Meneau, Illinois.

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Indiana Protection Officers are investigating the sinking, as they responded to a call around 4:20 pm on Sunday, which reports an active water rescue at Michigan Lake Michigan near Dune acre of Indiana.

Meneau’s mother, Candes Keller Meneau, told NBC 5 Chicago That day a father-son pair came out for a boat ride. Boating was one of their favorite activities to simultaneously because Jameson could not drive a car, he could drive a boat, he told the outlet.

At one point, they were playing catch when the ball was thrown away in deep water and Jameson began to struggle.

Keller Meneau told NBC5, “It was his favorite thing to play a catch with his father,” later NBC5 said “David was really loved by his son.”

An initial investigation revealed that both father and son were in the lake when Jameson – who has autism, according to NBC5 – “moved into deep water and started struggling.”

“David Meneau tried to save his son, but also started struggling in deep water,” Idner said in a press release.

A good Samri had removed two people from the water by using off-road vehicles in place of remotely. According to IDNR, conservation officers and National Park Rangers took the men through the port, performing the CPR, by performing the CPR.

Both people were taken to a local hospital, where they were declared dead, and their deaths are under investigation.

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