Quebec woman died when 1st responders couldn't pull her from river. Her family wants answers

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Claude Deladurantaye was working at a construction site near the Rivière du Sud, in Montmagny, Que., about 80 kilometres northeast of Quebec City, when he heard a splash.

It was 12:30 p.m. on April 21 and to his horror, he saw a car bobbing in the water. It had run off the highway and plunged into the water with a woman at the wheel.

Josyane Tanguay Pelletier, a 36-year-old notary and lawyer on her way back to Rimouski from a business trip to Montreal, was stranded and he was the only person around.

When he first saw her she was unconscious.

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“Then she woke

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