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Body of final missing tuber in NC found after deadly river accident Gerry Broome/AP FILE - In this June 18, 2021 file photo, rescue personnel stage along the Dan River in Eden, N.C. One of four survivors of a deadly tubing accident said by the time her family saw the dam on the Dan River, it was too late. (AP Photo/Gerry Broome) and last updated 2021-07-06 19:04:44-04 The body of the final missing tuber from a North Carolina river accident that happened last month was found Monday. The tubing accident that happened on the Dan River last month has left five people dead.

Updated: 9:01 PM EDT Jul 5, 2021 WXII12.com Web Staff Click the video player above for initial information.The body of the final missing tuber in the Dan River was recovered Monday afternoon, Rockingham County officials said.Teresa Villano, 35, had been missing since she and her family accidentally went over the Duke Energy dam while tubing at the Dan River on June 17. Rockingham County Emergency Services personnel and Swift Water Rescue Teams found and recovered Villano's body from the Dan River near the Draper Boat Landing.Her rescue comes weeks after four other membe...

WOODY MARSHALL photos, NEWS & RECORD  Ruben Villano is embraced at the prayer vigil for victims of the June 16 Dan River tubing accident in Eden. Villano was in the group of nine tubers floating down the river that went over a dam. Four people, including Villano, were rescued from the water the next day. Four bodies were recovered and one person remains missing. WOODY MARSHALL, NEWS & RECORD  Elias Meadows, 4, holds a candle at the prayer vigil Saturday for the victims of the June 16 Dan River tubing accident in Eden. WOODY MARSHALL, NEWS & RECORD  Greensboro News & Record Angelica Villano...

A wife and aunt, gone. A young dad, gone. An adored nephew, gone. A beloved teenage daughter, gone. Meanwhile, a sister who is an expectant mother is still missing. After more than a week of searching with the help of the state Highway Patrol and water rescue teams from neighboring counties, Rockingham County Emergency Services Director Rodney Cates said Friday, “Our search efforts are scaled back to county resources at this time.” Last Monday, the patrol sent a helicopter to Rockingham to assist in the recovery mission. On Wednesday, Cates and other officials worked with a private ...