Draven Graham

KAWARTHA LAKES-A sad ending to an exhaustive search in Lindsay. 24 hours after he went missing, 11-year-old Draven Graham was located deceased in the Scugog ...

Police searched on foot, by drone, helicopter and boat. Hundreds of local residents took to the streets searching for the boy who is autistic. Draven was reported missing on Sunday at 3pm.

The body of Draven Graham was found by an Ontario Provincial Police underwater search and recovery team in the Scugog River Monday around 3:30 p.m. Monday, Sgt.

"With everything happening in the world, we need happiness," McLarnon said before Draven's body was found. "He has a sensory irritation to touch. He does like to hide and is not likely to come out if called by name."

Kawartha Lakes police officers are looking to speak with two teens who were fishing in Rivera Park on Sunday afternoon, June 12, around 3:30 p.m..

I asked my daughter…if he was in her room and she said no,” recalled Graham. “I ran out the door and I noticed the door was unlocked and I have another latch on top. Since he was reported missing, the Lindsay community has come out in droves to help with the search. “I come out and look to the left and he wasn’t on the couch where he was before I went in there. The OPP’s Underwater Search and Recovery Unit is also on the scene, stationed out of a command post at Rivera Park. I’m just trying to focus on finding him.” This was shortly after 3 p.m. on Sunday. Graham said other rumours are swirling as well that there may have been a sighting of Draven on Sunday night around 7:45 p.m. “I’m just running on adrenaline and caffeine. Graham said his son also took a tablet with them, something he enjoys playing with. He said he had latched the door, as per usual, but when he came back into the room, Draven was gone. Draven was with Graham when he went missing. He (Draven) managed to jerry-rig everything together at the same time to get the door open and get out the door.” “This is probably all just a big game to him, but to us it’s not,” said Graham. “This is the longest he’s ever been gone.”

An 11-year-old Ontario boy has been found deceased in a river after wandering away from his home Sunday afternoon. Ontario Provincial Police said they found ...

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