Authorities believe they have recovered the bodies of three girls who went missing after a fishing trip on the Missouri River in Omaha, Nebraska, on April 15. The girls, Lah Tray Moo (18), Laiana Green (18), and Eh Cress Moo (11), were out on the water with a 13-year-old relative, who was unharmed. It was reported that one girl fell into the river, prompting the others to jump in to save her.
Lah Tray Moo’s body was discovered by a bystander at NP Dodge Park and has since been positively identified by the Omaha Police Department. Battalion Chief Coby Werner noted that this finding could assist recovery teams in locating the other two girls, mentioning that the search would continue both upriver and downriver due to the unpredictable nature of the river’s flow.
On Tuesday night, officials confirmed the recovery of two additional bodies from the river, which are presumed to be the other missing girls, Eh Cress Moo and Laiana Green. Autopsies are being conducted to confirm their identities. The Omaha Fire Department extended heartfelt condolences to the families, acknowledging the profound impact of this tragedy on the community.
A GoFundMe campaign has been established to support the Moo family in covering funeral expenses, with the family expressing gratitude for the community’s support during this unimaginably difficult time. They described the situation as a “nightmare” for them, emphasizing their need for prayers and assistance as they navigate this profound loss.
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