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Meanwhile, Kelly insisted that the 911 operator followed procedure by notifying her supervisor and logging the call.īut he added there would be a review. Mayor Bloomberg paid a visit to the command center and spent 40 minutes with relatives and friends of the teens. I will continue hoping until the very end,” she said. His father, she said, is a psychiatrist and his mother a librarian.īadillo’s great-aunt Amelia Banchs was on City Island yesterday, standing outside in 30-degree weather, waiting for word. She said he also attends Bronx Science HS.Ībthory said the youth’s parents immigrated from Russia. “I don’t know if he had the experience to use it,” Thome said, adding, “It’s not like him to be irresponsible.”Īlice Abthory, who lives in same building as the Melnikov family, described the teenager as “an avid guitar player, and a smart boy who had plenty of friends.” He said the teen’s family owns a 6-foot dinghy, but did not know if that was the boat the boys may have taken. Richard Thome, 62, knows Wertenbaker, a student at Bronx HS of Science. Kelly couldn’t speculate on the teenagers’ motive for taking a boat out in the frigid weather.īut longtime residents of City Island said teens sometimes make jaunts to nearby Hart Island, the site of the city’s potter’s field, and High Island. He said the call had been made from Badillo’s cell phone. They were understandably, visibly upset,” Kelly said. “Obviously, it was distressing news for the family members. He added that the families of the missing boys – Charles Wertenbacker, 16, of City Island Andrew Melnikov, 16, of Manhattan Henry Badillo, 17, of The Bronx and Max Guarino, 17, of Manhattan – were told of the harrowing call. When the search finally began Saturday, boats and helicopters scoured the waters from as far north as Larchmont to as far south as Hempstead Harbor, Kelly said. Water temperature at the time the teens were presumed to have gone in was 31 degrees.ĭoctors say an adult would lose consciousness in about 15 minutes and die in about 45 minutes in water that cold.
We simply did not have enough information from the call,” he said. Kelly said the quickest police could have deployed aviation units and scuba divers Friday night was about 20 minutes – if they knew exactly where the teens were. Only after family members contacted police around noon the next day – 14 hours later – did police launch a search. He said no one went out on the call because “there was not enough information on the call for the operator to dispatch help.” Friday, less than half an hour after the boys were seen at a City Island gas station carrying oars. Kelly said the 12-second 911 call came in at 9:58 p.m. It was not known if it was that of one of the teens. Late last night, meanwhile, police recovered a body floating under the Throgs Neck Bridge. The call then disconnects,” Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said. “A male caller is heard to say they are on a boat on Long Island Sound and they were taking on water. The four teenagers feared drowned off City Island used a cell phone to make a desperate 911 call Friday night, saying their boat was taking on water – but were disconnected before cops could pinpoint their location and send help, authorities said yesterday.
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