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Third floods victim still missing Search for flood girl scaled down
(about 13 hours later)
The search for one person still missing after a car was swept into a swollen stream in Cornwall will resume later. The search has been scaled down for a 17-year-old girl still missing after a car was swept into a swollen stream in Cornwall, police said.
The accident at Zennor happened in the early hours of Saturday when four people - including a brother and sister - were in an off-duty taxi. The accident at Zennor happened in the early hours of Saturday when four people - including the girl and her brother - were in an off-duty taxi.
A major rescue began when a 20-year-old man escaped and raised the alarm. A major operation began when a 20-year-old man escaped and raised the alarm.
A man's body was found downstream several hours later and a second body was found on Sunday afternoon at Porthglaze cove. A man's body was later found downstream and a second man's body was found on Sunday afternoon at Porthglaze cove.
Police have not confirmed whether the second body found under silt is Ryan Martel, 26, or his 17-year-old sister Frankie Chappel. 'Outgoing person'
Road collapse Police have not confirmed whether the second body found under silt is 26-year-old Ryan Martel, a third year broadcast journalism student at University College Falmouth.
Both live locally, but are originally from the Channel Island of Guernsey. His sister Frankie Chappel has still not been found.
Expert divers, the fire service, coastguard and rescue helicopters and police teams have been combing the rugged stretch of coast near St Ives for the missing sibling. Both live locally, but are originally from Guernsey.
But Sgt Mike Rose, the search coordinator from Devon and Cornwall Police, said they were having to work in treacherous conditions, with limited time windows because of the tides. Stephanie Alvarez-Masterton, a childhood friend of Miss Chappel's from the Channel Island, said: "All Frankie ever did was care about other people, she would always make sure everyone else was okay.
The Volvo S70 was swept away when part of the B3306 collapsed at about 0130 BST on Saturday. It was found submerged in flood water shortly after. "The whole family were just genuinely nice, lovely people."
The 20-year-old man whose body was found on Saturday has not yet been identified. She said Miss Chappel was an "outgoing" person who liked horse riding.
The Volvo S70 Miss Chappel and the others were travelling in was swept away when part of a track near the B3306 collapsed at about 0130 BST on Saturday.
The car was found submerged in floodwater shortly after.
The 20-year-old man whose body was found later that day has also not yet been identified.