Police said on Monday that the death of the rowing boat, which disappeared in Maine last week, had been killed.
Main state police said in a statement. An autopsy by the government medical examiner office Her death decided a murder, although the cause of death was not released.
“Initially, many people believed that it was a boat riding accident.” Wgme.
“Everyone has left a vibration,” Hamar said.
Cathy Luna, the owner of Mic Mac CampGroud, near Crawford Pond, said that Stewart was a seasonal resident there and was seen last time as she was on her rowing board on Wednesday evening. She said that she had contacted the police when his colleague in Stewart originated from not returning.
Mic Mac CampGround searched the garbage authorities on Monday, according to WGME.
Maine state police said that the investigation was continuing and asked anyone who had seen Stuart last Wednesday between 6 and 9 pm.
The police said: “As is always the case, the public members are encouraged to stay aware of their surroundings and report any suspicious behavior of law enforcement,” the police said. “Additional information will be issued when it becomes appropriate to do this based on the progress of the investigation.”
She was described by Merridith Smith, a resident of the Union, which Stewart has known as a “great great person.”
Smith said: “To know Sunny, I don’t think she has a bad bone in her body, and anyone who knows her was in awe.”
GOFUNDME, which was launched for Stewart, raised more than $ 17,000 from Wednesday morning.