A pastor boater captured what may be the last photo of five adults who drowned in a treacherous stretch of the Scioto River in Ohio, sparking a haunting mystery and a community in mourning. He saw them wading near dangerous drop-offs, felt uneasy but didn’t intervene — a decision now tormenting him. Authorities believe one person started struggling, pulling others in, and all five were swept away. Two bodies were recovered Sunday, three the next day. Four of the victims were Honduran citizens, leaving two young children orphaned. Efforts are underway to repatriate the bodies to Honduras — a process taking at least a month — while the children are being cared for by the state and will soon join relatives abroad. The investigation continues, but the focus has shifted to supporting the grieving families and honoring the lost.
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