Search for female swept through Niagara Falls turns higher male body

Search for female swept through Niagara Falls turns higher male body

A college scholar any person who overstepped a safety railing plunged into Niagara Falls through the weekend and searchers staring for her body on Monday found an unfamiliar male body instead.

The 19-year-old worldwide scholar from Japan was supposed drowned later she plunged into the fast-flowing waters near the brink of Horseshoe Falls on the Canadian side of the plunges at come seal 8:30 p.m. on Sunday, according to Canadian open space police.

She had climbed through a railing and straddled it where loving the outlook with a associate, police said.

"The young female stood higher in what arose to be an offer to climb behind through after she hidden her residual and fell," reads a assertion from Canadian open space police.

No foul play is suspected in the happening, police said.

The woman's identity was withheld pending notification of her family in Japan.

With a helicopter poised above, an worldwide track down party scoured Niagara Falls Gorge for her body. On Monday, she stayed nonexistent but searchers instead spotted an unfamiliar male body at the foundation of the plunges in an paddock known as the whirlpool, police said.

Authorities were toiling with the coroner's office to detect the body, which was not thought to be joined combined to Sunday's accident.

In another unrelated mishap, assignments are pending against an Ontario man, 27, any person who scaled a safety wall and plunged 30 feet into the gorge, fracturing his leg.