The fourth day of looking for little Hunter Slezak has come to another disappointing end.The 7-year-old and the boat he was on with his father and friend, still nowhere to be found.Multiple agencies urgently searching from the land,

Suspending an active search for a missing child is an exceptionally difficult decision and is only made after the most exhaustive efforts have occurred,”

The child, Hunter Slezak, is the only one still missing after Michael Slezak and Sam Wooley were found dead Saturday afternoon by a Coast Guard crew.

In a devastating update on Sunday, December 2, 2024, the U.S. Coast Guard announced they were suspending the active search for Hunter Slezak (7), after recovering the bodies of two missing boaters.

The teen is accused of causing a crash last month that killed a 19-year-old University of South Alabama student in October.

The search for Hunter Slezak, 7, has been suspended after the bodies of his father and a family friend were recovered in Alabama the U.S. Coast Guard stated in a release

The Coast Guard recovered the bodies of two boaters off the Alabama coast but suspended the search for a missing 7-year-old boy after combing the area over the weekend

Hunter Slezak, 7, was a passenger on the Marty Ann when the boat was met with disaster in the Gulf of Mexico off Alabama, the USCG said. USCG photo The search for a 7-year-old boater who vanished under mysterious circumstances off Alabama has been suspended by the U.

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