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Body of Collinsville man found in Keystone Lake

 PRUE- Searchers have recovered the body of a Collinsville man who drowned at Keystone Lake in northeast Oklahoma.
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 The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says the body of 21-year-old Aaron Michael Short was recovered around 8 a.m. Sunday at the Osage County lake.
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 The highway patrol says Short was knocked off a boat that struck a tree about 20 feet from the shore near Mud Creek Cove about 20 minutes before midnight on the Fourth of July Friday night.<p/>
 
 The water was about 18 feet deep at that point.<p/>
 
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