Who is Mark Stegall? Bio, Wiki, Age, Suspect, Police Report

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Mark Stegall has been indicted on homicide charges following the death of 5 people in a boat collision on Georgia’s Wilmington River in May.

AGE:

Mark Stegall is 45 years old.

DETAIL OF INCIDENCE:

The suspect Mark Stegall was indicted on Wednesday by a Chatham County Grand Jury on 10 counts of homicide by vessel in the first degree, six counts of serious injury by vessel, boating under the influence less safe, and reckless operation, Mark McKinnon, public affairs officer for Georgia Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Division.

Stegall was also charged with six counts of serious injury by vessel, two counts for each of the surviving victims.

Each one of these counts has a minimum of three and a maximum of 15 years, per WTOC.
On May 28, the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend, five people were found dead and four more injured after the accident.

At the time, McKinnon told that Georgia game wardens responded to a boating incident near the Oatland Island Wildlife Center docks, where Richardson Creek and the Wilmington River meet in Chatham County.

Witnesses told authorities two centre console boats carrying nine combined passengers — six in one vessel, and three in the other — crashed into each other head-on and travelled in opposite directions. Two people were pronounced dead at the scene and three were initially missing, McKinnon said.
The three bodies were later recovered by divers from the Chatham County Marine Patrol.

“The three missing victims were recovered this morning, bringing the number of deceased to five,” McKinnon confirmed in a statement. “The other four passengers suffered various injuries and were transported to Memorial Health Medical Center in Savannah.”

Four of the deceased individuals have been identified as a family; Christopher David Leffler, 51, of Savannah; Lori Lynn Leffler, 50, of Savannah; Zachary James Leffler, 23, of Alpharetta; Nathan Leffler, 17, of Savannah. Robert Steven Chauncey, 37, of Savannah, was also killed in the crash.
The bodies were found in roughly 14 ft. of water in close proximity to each other, according to McKinnon. Game wardens, Chatham County Marine Patrol, Savannah Fire, Chatham Emergency Services, and the U.S. Coast Guard assisted in the effort. Two helicopters were also deployed to aid in the search.