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ECSO Identifies Bodies As Kayaker And Boater That Went Missing During Hurricane Sally
September 23, 2020
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed that two bodies found this week are individuals that went missing during Hurricane Sally in unrelated incidents.
Agnieszka Sobierajska, 35, went out in her kayak last Wednesday, September 16 during Hurricane Sally near Innerarity Point Road. Her body was recovered near a condominium complex in the same general area.
The body of Brandon Nicholson was found near the Blue Angels Recreation Facility. H went missing the morning of September 16 during Hurricane Sally. Nicholson’s family said he went out in a boat to retrieve a pontoon that had been swept away by high waters.
A total of three deaths are being attributed to Hurricane Sally In Escambia County. Authorities have confirmed that a person died in Pensacola from apparent carbon monoxide poisoning after using a generator indoors. The official cause of death must be determined by the medical examiner. The name of the carbon monoxide death has not yet been released.
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5 Responses to “ECSO Identifies Bodies As Kayaker And Boater That Went Missing During Hurricane Sally”
This is a heart wrenching thing to read
Prayers to all families involved
This is heartbreaking. Prayers of comfort for the families.
Very sad on all accounts. Brandon just went out on the bayou behind his mom’s house after the worst of the storm to try to save her pontoon boat, and got sucked out into the Perdido Bay. She just lost her husband to cancer in the last several weeks, and now her son… Brandon left behind a wife and a 1 and a 3 year old.
Tragically So Saddened by this loss.
But, why in the world would anyone take such a risk?
Prayers for their families.
Prayers for us ALL and our 1st Responders and the Great Help from Out of Town.
Be Safe
My Deepest Sympathys go out to the Family and friends! Praying for yall