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Body found on Jordan River bank in Salt Lake, investigation ongoing
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SALT LAKE CITY — Salt Lake City police confirm that a human body was found by kayakers on the east bank of the Jordan River on Sunday.
Lt. Steve Wooldridge with the Salt Lake City Police Department said the adult male was found just west of the International Peace Gardens.
Lt. Wooldridge told KSL that the Salt Lake City Fire Department responded with a water rescue team who determined conclusively that the male was deceased. Wooldridge says that a documentation process is continuing.
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