Tyler Doyle missing updates — South Carolina boater’s family makes heartbreaking plea as sonar and dogs join the search

TYLER Doyle’s family has made a heartbreaking request as underwater sonar and cadaver dogs join the hunt for the missing boater.

On the two-week mark of the search for the 22-year-old duck hunter, his worried family gathered at a local boat landing and asked their South Carolina community for prayer at this time, according to WMBF News.

The heartbreaking plea comes after Wisconsin-based nonprofit organization Wings of Hope Search and Rescue joined the efforts Wednesday.

The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources said that the group is using “boats equipped with underwater sonar and 3D imaging, cadaver dogs and drones.”

Doyle was last seen on a boat hunting for ducks in the north jetties near North Myrtle Beach when he reportedly fell overboard on January 26.

Tyler Doyle’s tragic situation sparked a massive ground search as well as an online rumor storm over his disappearance.

Many Facebook groups have been started by curious onlookers and those seeking to puzzle together the clues since he allegedly went overboard.

As of Thursday night, more than 86,000 people were a part of one group called “Help Find Tyler Doyle Official Support Group.”

Local police and investigators have been able to corroborate some of the facts despite a flood of unreliable information.