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REGION: Deadly sailboat accident blamed on overloading, poor maintenance - North Coun

by NewsReader 07-29-2011

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REGION: Deadly sailboat accident blamed on overloading, poor maintenance
North County Times
SAN DIEGO - A police investigation into a sailboat accident that killed a 73-year-old man and his middle-aged son last spring during a group outing on San Diego Bay concluded that the vessel capsized because it was overloaded and improperly maintained ...
Boat in fatal capsizing was overloaded, San Diego authorities sayLos Angeles Times
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