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Missing Illinois kayakers found dead near strait called Death's Door known for shipwrecks

David Thalman and Francesca Warick were likely not wearing life jackets when their bodies were recovered off Washington Island after kayaking Death's Door strait.

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Missing Illinois kayakers found dead near strait called Death's Door known for shipwrecks
David Thalman and Francesca Warick were likely not wearing life jackets when their bodies were recovered off Washington Island after kayaking Death's Door strait.
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