Sunken boat brought to surface of Oyster Bay

Originally published: July 11, 2012 8:50 AM
Updated: July 12, 2012 6:15 AM
By BILL BLEYER AND MATTHEW CHAYES bill.bleyer@newsday.com,matthew.chayes@newsday.com

FBI and local authorities recover the Kandi Won, the cabin cruiser that sank July Fourth killing three children in Oyster Bay. Videojournalists: Jim Staubitser, Kevin P. Coughlin and News 12 (July 11, 2012) (July 11, 2012 10:31 PM)

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Nassau police and the FBI, thwarted by heavy

Boat-raising postponed Candi Treanor, the aunt of cousins Harley Treanor

Aunt speaks about July Fourth tragedy Boat driver Sal Aureliano describes the events that

Boat driver talks about accident

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FBI divers and Nassau County police used air

July 4th Oyster Bay boat accident claims lives of three children A homicide detective walks by a backyard pool

Drownings, near-drownings and water incidents

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For more on this story visit News 12 Long Island Two dozen people were rescued after the 34-foot

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Investigators Wednesday raised the 34-foot cabin cruiser that sank July 4, killing three children, and towed it ashore to begin looking for clues into why it capsized.

The Silverton 34 Convertible with 27 people aboard had been returning from a fireworks display when it tipped over and sank off Oyster Bay.

FBI divers and Nassau police Wednesday raised the boat, named the Kandi Won, in...

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