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0:34Now PlayingA missing Washington state woman was likely eaten by an “aggressive” shark while snorkeling in Hawaii, said authorities — who revealed that her husband spotted the possible culprit nearby with “something red” around its gills.
The 60-year-old woman, whose name was not released, was last seen on Dec. 8 when she and her husband were snorkeling at Keawakapu Beach in Maui County, according to Hawaii’s Department of Land and Natural Resources on Friday.
Though her body has not been recovered, officials concluded that the woman was killed in a shark attack.
The missing woman’s husband told police he encountered an “aggressive shark” while swimming about 50 yards off the beach. He said he and his wife were not snorkeling next to each other and that he had only been able to see her from time to time.
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