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The police department now say 47-year-old Sean McGinnis was missing three limbs when officers found him and the alligator

that attacked him is still on the loose. Good evening, Josh and Allison. Well, Sean McGinnis

knew the dangers well here. People who know McGinnis say earned a living by pulling disc from disc golfers

out of this lake. 47-year-old Sean McGinnis have been warned to stay out of the water many times.

Now Largo Police have revealed when officers first found his body by Taylor Lake, he was

missing three limbs.

This golf is popular here, and this group is just visiting the Bay Area.

And even though they don't live here, they were well aware of the suspected gator attack.

We heard that a guy who came out here and was digging around for some discs and an unfortunate

event occurred where Gator got after.

It's changed their thoughts on retrieving errant disc that go into the lake.

We kind of came to the conclusion of we're just not going to get in the water.

While we were at the lake, two men on a boat were using a net to get disc out of the water.

Chris Jordan uses a 20-foot telescoping metal pole to retrieve his disc.

It saves you from getting bit from a snake, alligator bite, a bunch of different things like that, but very useful to have in your bag.

Trappers did pull two alligators out of Taylor Lake.

The day that they found McGinnis's but a later investigation revealed, those alligators were not involved in the attack on McGinnis.

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