Knavey:
What's the "found" story?
Here is the news story...
Body of diver found close to Anglesey wreck
The body of a diver, still wearing a cylinder, was discovered by wreck divers close to a 40m wreck site off North Wales on Saturday 24 April.
The dive group informed the coastguard, and police divers recovered the headless remains from the site off Point Lynas, Anglesey. The deceased is believed to be Richard Hartley, who went missing while diving the WW1 wreck Cambank in July 2003, though a formal indentification has not been confirmed.
The body was recovered to Moelfre Lifeboat Station on Anglesey. North Wales police confirmed that the body had been in the water for some considerable time. Relatives of the deceased have been contacted.
And the origional one, when this poor sould went missing...
Diver lost off Anglesey
Coastguard resumed their search this morning for a 34-year-old man who went missing after a dive on WW1 merchant steamer Cambank at 4pm on Thursday 17 July.
Richard Hartley was diving as part of a group of seven from dive boat Endeavour when he became separated from the group. He is described as a capable and well-equipped diver.
The wreck, in 35-40m, is just three miles off the coast of north Anglesey, Wales. Holyhead Coastguard coordinated a six hour search with an RAF helicopter from Valley until visibility failed with fog and reduced light making the search impossible.
Efforts resumed the morning, with police divers and divers from the original dive group carrying out a search on the wreck. Nobody saw the missing diver surface, and with the helicopter standing down from the search, his body is now believed to have been lost on the wreck.
