Tragedy as West Point cadet, 21, is found dead in a river two days after he ... trends now
A 21-year-old West Point cadet has been found dead in a river after vanishing whilst on spring break weekend in Florida, officials report.
Havin Morris had been partying at an Irish bar in Fort Lauderdale with three of his friends - who later 'lost track' of him - only two days before his body was found.
The young cadet's pals saw him for the final time at Dicey Riley's Irish Pub - near the New River - at around 1am early Sunday morning, The Sun Sentinal reports.
A police dive team later found the young cadet's body on Monday in the river near the location of Morris' last sighting.
According to local authorities, the 'bright' young man likely drowned in the New River and no foul play is suspected.
Havin Morris, 21, was found dead in The New River by a team of police divers in Fort Lauderdale on Monday (pictured)
He was last seen at Dicey Riley's Irish Pub (pictured) with his free friends, who later 'lost track' of him
'The information gathered throughout our investigation led FLPD's Dive Team to search the New River near the area where he was last seen,' police said to KPIX.
'Divers located his body on Monday night. At this time, his death appears to be an accidental drowning and no foul play is suspected.'
Eventually, Morris' parents were informed of their son's disappearance after his friends could not reach him or locate him at the hotel.
The parents received a text from Morris at 11pm the night before.
However, when they tried to contact him several times
