Authorities identify body of 73-year-old man found by hiker at New Jersey national park
Authorities say the body of a 73-year-old man found by a hiker Tuesday afternoon at Jockey Hollow National Park in Morristown has been identified.
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Apr 21, 2022, 9:17 AM
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4h agoAuthorities
say the body of a 73-year-old man found by a hiker Tuesday afternoon at Jockey
Hollow National Park in Morristown has been identified.
According to investigators,
Mark Cozin was a former Raritan Valley Community College professor and
Bernardsville resident.
Authorities
say around noon, a hiker walking a wooded trail at the park discovered the
unresponsive Cozin and
called 911.
Authorities say Cozin likely
died from a medical incident while hiking, and there was nothing suspicious
involved.
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