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September 10, 2012 | 
Author Gibson Island, Md. (September 6, 2012) ─The Maryland Natural Resource Police (NRP) recovered the body of Jason Ryman, 27, of Philadelphia on September 6th. Ryman went missing the on September 3rd when strong winds caused him to fall into the water while boating.
Ryman was boating in the Six Foot Knoll area of the Chesapeake Bay, North of Gibson Island with family and friends when a storm with high wind gusts caused the sailboat he was on to tilt to the right. Ryman and Hannah Kahn, 26, also of Philadelphia, slid off the boat and into the water. The boat’s operator was able to pick-up Ms. Kahn from the water and said he could see Ryman in the water but was unable to reach him.
The boats operator immediately contacted the United States Coast Guard, and provided his GPS coordinates, at around 12:50 p.m. Units from Anne Arundel Fire and Rescue and the Coast Guard responded to the scene and began the search for Ryman.
NRP recovered Ryman’s body at approximately 9:30 a.m. on September 6. His body will be sent to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Baltimore for autopsy.
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The Coast Guard Auxiliary and the U.S. Power Squadrons also inspect kayaks and other paddle craft.
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Three Maryland boating deaths in 2012. Three sailboat emergencies, 1 death; 1 swimmer death; 1 allision death with two trauma injuries; 1 major injury from gasoline engine fire,
Lifejackets are comfortable and they save lives!
“You wouldn’t allow your kids to sit on the hood of your car, so why would you allow them to sit on the bow of your boat?”
Rear Admiral Dean Lee, 5th District commander, United States Coast Guard
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