The 22-year-old had been thrown out of a bar and told friends he was going back to his hotel.
Riley Strain’s body has been found in a river two weeks after he went missing A student who went missing after a being kicked out of a bar on a night out has been found dead in a river two weeks later. Riley Strain’s body was recovered from the Cumberland River in Nashville, Tennesee, in the US, eight miles west of the city centre, police said. He was discovered by workers who alerted authorities. Medical examiners later confirmed it was Riley.
Riley was a 22-year-old student at the University of Missouri The Cumberland River where Riley was found Police Chief John Drake told reporters: ‘We have reports that normally under these circumstances… with his height and weight, he could have surfaced between 14 and 20 days. ‘This is the 14th day. So we were really expecting to find him.’ An autopsy will be performed today, he said.
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