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Maine Paddleboarder’s Death Is Investigated

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Missing paddleboarder found dead during search of Maine pond was killed, police say

Authorities searched a dumpster at Mic Mac campground on Monday, according to WGME.

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Maine Paddleboarder’s Death Is Investigated as a Homicide, Police Say

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Missing Maine paddleboarder was murdered, suspect unknown: Police

Investigators say someone killed missing paddleboarder found dead in Maine

Authorities have not yet said how she died, but did rule her death a homicide.

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Paddleboarder’s mysterious killing rocks quiet summer vacation area

Maine State Police address ‘fear and discomfort’ in Union as they investigate homicide

Mysterious discovery of missing paddleboarder’s body prompts murder probe in small Maine community

Authorities received a phone call after Stewart failed to return about six hours after heading out to the water, sparking a multi-agency search.

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Missing paddleboarder Sunshine Stewart’s death ruled a homicide

Missing Woman Found Murdered After She Went Paddleboarding in Maine Pond

Maine's Crawford Pond Vacation Calm Disrupted by Homicide Investigation as Sunshine Stewart Found Dead

Maine State Police investigate suspected homicide after finding a dead paddleboarder, Sunshine Stewart, in Crawford Pond.

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Mysterious murder of paddleboarder in small Maine town sparks fear as killer remains on the loose

A paddleboarder was mysteriously murdered in a small Maine town — and authorities are urging calm as the killer remains unknown.

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Union community seeks answers after killing of paddleboarder

The body of 48-year-old Sunshine "Sunny" Stewart of Tenants Harbor was found on July 3. Her death was ruled a homicide.

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Mood in Union is terrifying, locals said, as Crawford Pond homicide remains a mystery

Investigators have released few details about the case, including how Stewart died, leaving locals on edge and anxious for answers