Dive Teams Find Body Of Kingfisher Teen Who Fell In Creek

Sunday, May 26th 2013, 11:55 pm

By: News 9

The body of a 17 year old who went missing after falling into a Kingfisher creek was found Sunday.

Rescue crews and Oklahoma Highway Patrol dive teams have been looking for Taylor Fain since he fell off a dam at Uncle John Creek.

Officials say that area is very popular, but dangerous right now because of high water levels from recent rains.

No other information has been released.

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