Distraught dad says he found the body of a “little boy” when he shouted out the name of his missing daughter in the Texas flood

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• Joyce Badon, father of missing 21-year-old Joyce Badon, said he searched for an area in Hunt, Texas when he found the body of a young boy in a flood on the Guadalupe River

• Distraught dad says the boy is about “8 or 10 years old”

• The death toll in the area reached at least 79

Amid the flooding of Guadalupe River in Texas, a father is looking for an adult daughter, which is a terrible discovery.

Ty Badon, the father of the missing 21-year-old Joyce Badon, told CNN on July 5 that he found his daughter's name when they were searching for a district in Hunt, Texas.

“My son and I were walking, and I thought it was a model. It was an 8 or 10-year-old boy who was dead.” Ty said, one of four college friends who were believed to have been swept in the flood on July 3.

“We're just walking, the same thing we did when we stumbled upon him,” he added. “Hopefully we'll find our kids, my daughter and her friends.”

According to Ella Cahill, Aidan Heartfield and Reese Manchaca, his daughter's college friends consisted of Ella Cahill, a group of college friends. Beaumont Enterprise There are now 12 news.

“It was already four o'clock yesterday morning and we were told they were on the phone with Aidan's father and they owned the house they were in.”

“Aidan said, ‘Hey, I have to go, I have to help Ella and Rees… they just got washed away,’ and then a few seconds later, the phone just died, and that’s all we know,” the 21-year-old father recalled his last contact with the group.

Tai continued: “We pray that all four people are still alive.” Authorities believe that all four young people were washed away by the flood. “These four are missing. They are still missing.”

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ABC News reported that the flooding of the Guadalupe River brought it to its second highest ever. Each San Antonio exports KSAT, where at least rains are raining in the area, while several counties are reporting deaths, including Kerr, Travis, Burnet and Kendall, each under KXAN.

Kerr County, about 50 miles northwest of San Antonio, suffered a particularly severe blow. According to CNN, the city of Kerrville declared a state of emergency due to flooding, and Hunter (also in Kerr County) experienced more than six inches of rain in three hours Friday, a “1 minute 100-year event” for the area.

CNN reported that flooded areas experienced “rain over the entire summer” in a few hours.

As of Sunday, July 6, the death toll in the area reached at least 79 as first responders continued their search and rescue operations, the Associated Press reported.

Kerr County Sheriff Larry Leitha said by Sunday morning, Crerr County Sheriff Larry Leitha said there were 11 campers and a camper and a counselor from the Christian Girl Camp in rural Texas Mountain.

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