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The Australian man was fishing before he disappeared. His friends did not notice what happened to him but heard him yell before the sound of a loud splash.

Kevin Darmody was fishing with friends by the Kennedy River in Rinyirru (Lakefield) National Park on Saturday when he disappeared. Friends who were with him at the time did not see the attack, but reported hearing him yell, followed by a loud splash.

Kevin Darmody was fishing with friends by the Kennedy River in Rinyirru (Lakefield) National Park in in a remote part of northern Queensland, on Saturday afternoon when he disappeared.

The remains of Kevin Darmody, 65, a hotel owner from Queensland, Australia, were found inside two crocodiles that were shot dead Monday, two days after the man vanished while fishing.

A Queensland state leader is calling for a cull of the states exploding crocodile population after a man disappeared in a suspected crocodile attack while fishing.

Kevin Darmody — described by friends as a friendly bloke who loved a "good yarn" — was fishing by the Kennedy River north-west of Cairns when he disappeared from the bank.

Kevin Darmody, 65, had been fishing by a river in far north Queensland in Australia when it's believed he was attacked by a crocodile.

Tributes have poured in after a fisherman is believed to have died in a crocodile attack as just his flip flops were left behind.

A fisherman is feared dead in a suspected crocodile attack after screams and splashing were heard by witnesses who later said his thongs were left on the bank.

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