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Feng Ye, a 53-year-old man, disappeared on August 2, 2018, during a boating accident on the Delaware River near Upper Mount Bethel Township, Pennsylvania. After the accident, extensive search efforts were conducted, but unfortunately, his partial remains were discovered downstream on November 25, 2018, approximately 10 miles from where he was last seen.

Feng Ye was described as an Asian male with black hair, standing 5'5" tall and weighing 140 pounds. The circumstances surro ...Read More
Last Seen: Aug 02, 2018

Victim Details

Mar 13, 2019

Jan 11, 2021

Feng

Ye

59

53

65 inches

140 lbs

Asian

Male

On a summer day in August 2018, a family vacation took a tragic turn on the Delaware River near Mt. Bethel, Pennsylvania. Feng Ye, a 53-year-old man, was enjoying a canoe trip with his wife and son when the boat overturned. While his wife and son were rescued from the water, Mr. Ye disappeared, prompting an extensive search by multiple rescue organizations. He was last seen wearing a white t-shirt, blue shorts, black sandals, and a New York Yankees baseball cap. The initial search efforts were led by the Portland Hook & Ladder Water Rescue, a local volunteer organization that immediately responded to the scene. The days and weeks that followed were filled with uncertainty for Mr. Ye's family as rescue teams scoured the river and its banks. The community rallied around the family, offering support during the agonizing wait for any news. The search was a challenging operation, covering a wide and often difficult terrain. Despite the dedicated efforts of the rescue crews who searched tirelessly, there was no sign of Mr. Ye in the immediate aftermath of the accident. The hope of finding him alive began to fade with each passing day, leaving his loved ones in a state of profound grief and limbo. Several months later, in late November of the same year, partial human remains were discovered approximately ten miles downstream from where the canoe had capsized. Forensic analysis later confirmed the remains belonged to Feng Ye. This discovery, while devastating, brought a partial sense of closure to his family, confirming their fears but ending the painful uncertainty of his whereabouts. The case of Feng Ye is a somber reminder of the unpredictable power of nature and the profound loss experienced by a family who lost a devoted husband and father in a sudden, tragic accident. His memory is honored by his family's efforts to support the volunteer rescue organization that worked so diligently to find him.

Aug 02, 2018

Upper Mount Bethel Township

Pennsylvania

Northampton County

Upper Mount Bethel Townsh

No

48644

Pennsylvania State Police

Nazareth

Pennsylvania

Northampton County

18064

654 Bangor Road, Pennsylvania

6107596106

State

Law Enforcement

PA2018-872102

2018-08-02

Pennsylvania State Police

na

Black

Brown

Brown

yes

06/03/2026


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