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OH NO NO, sorry, just noting that it WAS closer to the dam than their house, some thought it meant litterally at the dam in the articles online
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Per the Macon Telegraph:
Friday when the fishermen spotted Shirley Dermonds body, it was face down about three miles northwest of the Wallace Dam.
The body was roughly 200 feet from an uninhabited spit of woodland on the Greene County side of the water near Riley Shoals.
Some of the nearest houses overlooking the location are on Long Island Drive, on the Putnam County side, but the closest residence is more than a third of a mile away.
The area lies just under three and a half miles in a southeasterly straight line from the Dermonds home in the Great Waters subdivision.
By lake, as the open water snakes in a Z around Long Shoals and past a slew of coves in the nearly 19,000-acre reservoir, the spot is more than five miles away from the couples dock.
A few miles north of Ga. 16 and about a dozen miles due south of Interstate 20, the place the body turned up is more or less equidistant from Eatonton and Sparta.
Read more here: http://www.macon.com/2014/05/17/3103064/motive-in-lake-oconee-killings.html#storylink=cpy