Body of Newburgh Bridge jumper recovered
The body of a Middletown man who jumped from the Newburgh Beacon Bridge yesterday has been recovered from the waters of the Hudson River. William Myers was reportedly the founder of the former Community
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May 20, 2014, 6:32 PM
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The body of a Middletown man who jumped from the Newburgh Beacon Bridge yesterday has been recovered from the waters of the Hudson River.
William Myers was reportedly the founder of the former Community Bank of Orange, now known as The Greater Hudson Bank.
Police don't know what caused Myers to jump, saying no suicide note was found.
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