Body Found After Duck Boat Crash

Authorities believe it is missing 16-year-old

By Kevin Spak

Posted Jul 9, 2010 8:08 AM CDT

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Body Found After Duck Boat Crash — In this Wednesday, July 7, 2010 photo released by CBS3 (KYW-TV) in Philadelphia, a barge approaches a stalled duck boat on the Delaware River in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/CBS3 KYW-TV)

A female body that could turn out to be that of Dora Schwendtner, the 16-year-old Hungarian tourist who disappeared in the wake of yesterday’s duck boat crash, was pulled from the Delaware River today. A fisherman spotted the floating corpse at about 4:45am, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports. A second Hungarian tourist, 20-year-old Szablcs Prem, is still missing. Recovery crews are set to dredge up the sunken duck boat later today.

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