The body of the younger brother of two Jamaican brothers who diedafter jumping from the so-called Joe's Bridgeon Martha's Vineyard last weekend was found Thursday, police said. Announced.
Massachusetts State Police announced that a shellfish fisherman found a dead body matching 21-year-old Tabone He Bargin on the edge of a pond around 11:30 a.m., an agency spokesman said. Person David Procopio wrote in a statement.
A terrifying discovery was made in a swamp about 15 feet deep.
On Monday morning, the body of Tavorn's brother Tavaris his Barguin, aged 26, was found.
The Bulgin brothers, sons of a Jamaican pastor, were one of four who jumped off the popular bridge featured in his 1975 horror classic "Jaws" on Sunday night. was one of
Two other jumpers, who were colleagues of the brothers at a local restaurant, made it safely to shore, but Bruggins went missing.
US Coast Guard, state and local police rushed to the scene and recovered my brother's body early the next morning.
After failing to locate Tavaughn Bulgin, rescuers returned on Tuesday with side him scanning his sonar equipment, but dangerous weather conditions prevented him from doing so that afternoon. I had to stop working.
The Burgins were seasonal workers at Norman's Restaurant on Martha's Vineyard. Their father, Reverend Keith Bargin, is pastor of a church in the family's hometown of Clarendon, Jamaica, where a vigil was held in their honor on Monday, The Jamaica Gleaner reported .
Tavaris had just graduated from a technical college in Jamaica, and Tavaughn was studying business at the University of the West Indies.
"Tarvaris and Tavorn were the best The brothers' bright smiles, charismatic personalities, unwavering beliefs and unrelenting positivity made them an absolute pleasure to be with," said Doug Abderner. Writes in a description of a GoFundMe campaign asking for donations to return his brother to Jamaica for burial.
Commonly called Joe's Bridge, it connects the towns of Oak Bluffs and Edgartown. Also known as the Big Bridge, officially the American Legion Memorial Bridge, it spans the cove that connects Nantucket Sound to Sengekontucket Pond.
They are often seen jumping off spans for thrills, despite signs prohibiting the activity.
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