Believed to be kayaker missing since June 3
Klickitat County Sheriff’s Deputies and Klickitat County Search and Rescue Personnel responded to a report of a missing female kayaker at about 3:30 p.m. on June 3.
Believed to be kayaker missing since June 3
Klickitat County Sheriff’s Deputies and Klickitat County Search and Rescue Personnel responded to a report of a missing female kayaker at about 3:30 p.m. on June 3.
The female had gone over the Dam by the Fish Hatchery on the Klickitat River and was swept downstream.
According to a press release by Sheriff Bob Songer’s office, deputies and search and rescue personnel conducted an extensive search for the female, identified as 29-year-old Sandhya Sridhar, over a two-day period but were not able to locate her.
At the time of her disappearance in the Klickitat River, she was wearing a pink hooded sweatshirt and gray yoga-style hiking pants. She was not wearing a life jacket when she fell out of her kayak. Sridhar was from Skamania County.
On Sept. 2 during daylight hours, Klickitat County Sheriff’s Deputies and Klickitat County Search and Rescue personnel recovered a female body in the Klickitat River off of Soda Springs Road. The location where the body was discovered would be approximately 10 miles downstream from the Fish Hatchery where Sirdhar fell out of her kayak, and was swept downstream in Klickitat River.
“We have not yet got a positive identification on the female body, but we suspect the body may be that of Sandhya Sridhar,” said the press release. “It should be noted, at this time the sheriff’s office has no other reports of missing persons on the Klickitat River.”
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