Gregory J. Daiker, 59, Aaron J. Faulhaber, 49, Jason L. Maxson, 51, and John R. Schulte, 59, killed after boat overturns on the Pend Oreille River in Bonner County, Idaho
One dead, three missing after boat capsized in Pend Oreille River
The boat capsized on the river about three miles southeast of Priest River. The river is about 94 feet deep where the accident occurred, the sheriff’s office said.
Bonner County Sheriff officials still searching for boat crash victims; neighbors recall terrifying moment
Mike Kimling, a homeowner on the river, said he's spent 12 summers on the Pend Oreille river. Kimling said he was outside grilling when the boat crashed. He said the whole thing happened in seconds.
Three more victims of Pend Oreille River boat crash found and identified, bringing death toll to four
The boat went down around 7 p.m. near Old Thama Ferry Road, about 6 miles southeast of Priest River at a spot around 94 feet deep.
Woman reflects on '20 special years' with husband who died in Pend Oreille River boat accident
Jenny Faulhaber said her husband pushed her outside her comfort zone, taking her on incredibly difficult outdoor adventures. At the same time, she said he always calmed her when she felt overwhelmed.
Excessive speed, winds caused Pend Oreille boat crash that left 4 dead; alcohol may have played role
The boat was traveling at about 100 mph at the time of the crash, the sheriff’s office said in a statement Monday.
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