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    Body In Rogue River Identified As Bend Man

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    The Oregon State Police reported Friday that a body found November 17th in Jackson county was that of 33 year old Matthew Lang of Bend. On October 27th police reported finding a badly damaged Ford Explorer that had been in a rollover wreck with no occupants on Highway 62. Lang had not contacted friends or family since the wreck. On Tuesday, November 17th a Jackson County Sheriff’s Deputy found a body in the river several hundred yards from the crash off Highway 62. The State Police Medical Examiner confirmed the identity of Lang.

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