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Owner believes mooring lines tampered with before ferry capsized

Tourist No. 2 was moored for two years in downtown Astoria. Its owner believes the vessel drifted atop nearby piers that punctured its hull. How the vessel came loose is unknown.
Tourist No. 2 was moored for two years in downtown Astoria. Its owner believes the vessel drifted at
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