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Drowning Victim Found In Walton County

Wednesday, June 11, 2008 – updated: 3:17 pm EDT June 11, 2008

WALTON COUNTY, Ga. -- Walton County officials say they located the body of a 20-year-old Loganville man just after noon Wednesday.

Dive teams found the body of Eric Hill after a two-day search for the missing man.

Crews began searching for Hill in the the Old Rock Quarry off Claude Brewer Road Tuesday after a group of people told authorities they saw a friend dive off the side of the rocks into the water.

Officials said the quarry is off limits but people sometimes break-in to swim.

Hill's body was taken to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation Crime Lab for an autopsy.

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