Maine Game Wardens retrieved a body from Lake Arrowhead in Limerick today that fits the description of 15-year-old Jaden Dremsa. The body was first discovered by local residents who were on the lake in a pontoon boat.
Jaden has been missing since Thursday, May 8. He was last seen at approximately 3:00 pm at his residence on George Street in Waterboro. He left to take a walk in the local woods which was not uncommon.
The Maine Warden Service and York County Sheriff’s Office conducted an immediate and intensive investigation and searched many acres of land surrounding the George Street residence but were not able to identify any clues as to the location of Jaden.
K-9 Water Certified search dogs from Maine Warden Service, Maine State Police, and MESARD conducted searches on Lake Arrowhead and gave indications that Jaden was located in the water. Lake Arrowhead was then lowered several feet and divers were placed in the water in several locations but could
find no sign of Jaden.
The search was scaled back on Tuesday, May 13 when York County Investigators and Maine Game Wardens continued to track leads, conduct interviews and search Lake Arrowhead by aircraft and watercraft.
The body will be taken to the Medical Examiner’s Office in Augusta for examination and positive identification.
The Maine Warden Service would like to thank everyone who aided in the search for Jaden. Our thoughts are with his family and friends.
We here at RCN America Network sends our thoughts and prayers to his family and friends.
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