The remains of an Australian man who vanished while fishing with friends have been found inside a crocodile

 

The remains of an Australian man who vanished while fishing with friends have been found inside a crocodile.
In Australia, the body of a man, who had disappeared while fishing with his friends, was found inside a crocodile. Kevin Darmody, 65, was last seen last Saturday at Kennedy's Bend. this is a habitat renowned for salt water crocodiles in a remote part of North of Queensland. Kevin Darmody was last seen at a well-known saltwater crocodile habitat in a remote part of northern Queensland on Saturday. After a two-day search of the area, police euthanised two large crocodiles and found human body parts. The fishermen with Mr Darmody at the time did not see the attack, but reported hearing him shout, followed by a loud splash. "I raced down… but there was no sign of him, just his thongs [flip-flops] on the bank and nothing else," his friend John Peiti said. Tap the link in our bio to read how Queensland is tackling its "problem crocodiles”

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