Night Paddle on Tomales Bay Ends in Two Deaths, San Francisco Man Identified

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Two canoeists on an overnight trip were found dead after a late-night paddle on Tomales Bay in Marin County, California. One victim has been identified as 36-year-old Casey Flynn Melia of San Francisco; the identity of the second canoeist has not been released. The Coast Guard and National Park Service recovered the bodies and are assisting Marin County authorities in a joint investigation. The cause and circumstances remain unclear while post-mortem exams are planned for Melia. Tomales Bay is known for hazards to paddlers, especially at night, and the investigation is ongoing.
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