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Dad And Son Swept From Raft Found Dead In Upstate River: Police
Authorities found the bodies of a Queens father and his 9-year-old boy Monday after they were swept down Neversink River while rafting.

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Authorities found the bodies of a Queens father and his 9-year-old boy Monday after they were swept down Neversink River while rafting.

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