Sgt. Ken Turner, a spokesman for the Natural Resources Police offered this sequence of events of the dramatic rescue:
Carlo Fraizzoli, 32, and Patricia Morgan, 26, both from Baltimore, were aboard a 27-foot sailboat Saturday night, heading from the bay into the Magothy River, when a heavy storm came in.
They tried to drop the sails and the boat leaned. Ms. Morgan panicked and jumped overboard, even though she was not wearing a life jacket.
Mr....
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Jumped? - 2008-06-10 18:58:48
Not very bright to jump off of a perfectly good boat.
Seriously though folks, if the weather starts looking ugly you must put on a LIFEjacket. Best to wear one at all times.
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