New York teen fatality - Florida

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(New York Jewish Week) — Riverdale is in mourning for David Moshe Henoch, 18, who died July 10 after a scuba diving accident while on a trip with his father in Miami, one month after his graduation from SAR High School in June and just weeks after his middle sister’s wedding.

The tight-knit Modern Orthodox community in the Bronx, where Henoch grew up and attended the SAR Jewish day schools, remembered him as a curious, sensitive and empathetic leader among his peers, with a deep sense of humor and excitement for many different areas of life. Friends and family described him as an avid adventurer whose favorite activities — many of which he loved to do with his father Avi — included snowboarding, sailing and basketball. He was a certified scuba diver.

Henoch, who went by the nickname Divi, had plans to complete a gap year at Torah Tech in Tel Aviv before studying engineering at the University of Florida.

Henoch was the youngest sibling of his family, the baby brother to Ariella Goldhammer, 30, and Britt Henoch, 27, but displayed what friends and family called a maturity beyond his years.
 
What was the diving accident?
The first sentence of the article states that it was a scuba diving accident.
 
So I decided to check out information from other sources, and I was able to find absolutely no other information. The story seems to be covered only by news outlets devoted to the Jewish community. It seems strange that no other outlet would report a fatality, whether it was scuba related or not.
 
It seems strange that no other outlet would report a fatality, whether it was scuba related or not.
Nah, with as many shootings in the US every week, the media skip many other deaths.
 

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