Found Deceased NH - Nicole Davis, 25, walked away from campsite, Raymond, Rockingham County, 4 May 2019

[antediluviansquid]

Body found according to NEsn. Presser at 430

Katherine Underwood NBC10 Boston on Twitter

 

[Elainera]

Body found according to NEsn. Presser at 430

In about 20 minutes.

Worst possible outcome

 

[Elainera]

Katherine Underwood NBC10 Boston on Twitter

Tweet:
BREAKING: Sources tell
@NBC10Boston
a body has been pulled from the Lamprey River in Raymond. Authorities will not confirm identity, but will hold press conference at 4:30 pm with an update on the search for 25-year-old Nicole Davis who disappeared from a campground Saturday


Exactly what I feared. RIP

 

[scarletstar]

Police: Body Pulled From Lamprey River in NH

 

[Rocky1]

Police: Body Pulled From Lamprey River in NH

RIP.

 

[Wild Rose]

My heart is breaking for this family. Sending hugs to them with tears in my eyes.

 

[Trudie]

Nicole Davis, last seen leaving N.H. campsite, found dead in river | Boston.com

 

[Trudie]

So, death has already been ruled accidental? Due to alcohol intoxication, they believe she fell in the water?

 

[GraceG]

So, death has already been ruled accidental? Due to alcohol intoxication, they believe she fell in the water?

It's likely. She also had shed her coat prior to going missing so even if the fall was gentle the cold temps of the water would have meant she succumbed very quickly.

 

[Trudie]

It's likely. She also had shed her coat prior to going missing so even if the fall was gentle the cold temps of the water would have meant she succumbed very quickly.

I can’t imagine how cold the water is at this time of year.
How sad. Glad she was found quickly & her family knows.

 

[Rocky1]

So, deTh has already been ruled accidental? Due to alcohol intoxication, they believe she fell in the water?

At this time, yes
An autopsy is scheduled for Thursday.
That should rule out foul play.
The water was 53 degrees on May 5th. Life expectancy is as little as one hour.
Edit:
Here's the chart showing the water temps.
USGS Current Conditions for USGS 01073319 LAMPREY RIVER AT LANGFORD ROAD, AT RAYMOND, NH
This is a hypothermia table that shows the affects cold water has on your body.
Hypothermia Table

 

[Trudie]

I’m stunned the water was that warm.
How awful for a weekend of fun to end in such senseless tragedy.

 

[Hazelnutty]

Oh no! Rest easy, Nicole.

 

[zecats]

This is a version of the same story we hear all the time, where (usually) a guy leaves a bar, is intoxicated, goes missing, and a body of water is nearby. Story always seems to end the same way. This version is different because it was a female this time, and at a campground instead of a bar..

I thought searching had covered the water and she had not been found there. Maybe she was carried down river a distance. Disappointing ending.

I'm so sad for her, for her friend at the campground, for her husband, for her mom and the rest of her family, and for her 5 cats. Such a tragic, senseless loss of this young woman. RIP Nicole.

 

[zecats]

Body of missing Manchester woman found in river, police say

Her body was found by civilian volunteers.

Police Chief Michael Labell said civilian volunteers searching for Davis found her body, and police were able to confirm her identity.

 

[Rocky1]

One may question why did Nicole shed her jacket? (if she was wearing it.
One may question why someone would decide to go swimming in water that's 53 degrees?

Here's an article about the affects both drinking and hypothermia has on your body.

• Decreased perception and sensation of cold. Intoxicated people tend to be less aware of cold. Beside that, alcohol intoxication resulting in blood alcohol concentrations (BACs) above 0.3 g/100 blood acts as an anesthetic.
• A heavily drinking person exposed to cold who has been not eaten for a day or more may develop hypoglycemia, which may result in decreased shivering and therefore decreased heat production and hypothermia [11].
• Paradoxical undressing. A drinker who starts to feel warm due to increased skin blood flow often partly undresses despite a low ambient temperature [7].

Alcohol and Body Temperature: Hypothermia, Hyperthermia

 

[zecats]

Oh no. Today is Nicole's mom's birthday. I can't even....

"I spoke today with Nicole Davis’ brothers who made a desperate plea to me for anyone who knows where their sister might be to call police. They’re wearing ribbons w/paws because Nicole is an animal lover & works at an animal hospital. Today is Nicole’s mother’s bday." @boston25

@HeatherHegedus

 

[tigerteeth]

Yes, I feel like that has happened to a few adults in Me/nh in the past couple of weeks like the man in Bath Maine who fell off the dock and there was one in Portsmouth I think. Very common, like that man that went missing from the football game out west a few months ago.

This is a version of the same story we hear all the time, where (usually) a guy leaves a bar, is intoxicated, goes missing, and a body of water is nearby. Story always seems to end the same way. This version is different because it was a female this time, and at a campground instead of a bar..

I thought searching had covered the water and she had not been found there. Maybe she was carried down river a distance. Disappointing ending.

I'm so sad for her, for her friend at the campground, for her husband, for her mom and the rest of her family, and for her 5 cats. Such a tragic, senseless loss of this young woman. RIP Nicole.

 

[GuyfromCanada]

What a sad outcome

 

[Steelslady]

I hope this is just a lost person and she will be found soon, but I'm always suspicious. Who was she camping with? Boyfriend? Husband? If so, the story of the woman who walks away in the middle of the night rarely has a happy ending.

Edited- just saw that she was found. Rest in peace, Nicole.