one week.> HOW ORGANIZERS HOPE TO MAKE THE CELEBRATION… AN áANNUAL TRADITION. THANKS FOR BEING WITH US AT 430. I’M LAUREN GRANADA. AND I’M JACK THURSTON. NEW YORK STATE POLICE ARE áSTILL SEARCHING FOR THE MURDER WEAPON… THAT WAS USED TO KILL A NORTH COUNTRY WOMAN LAST FALL. KEITH HENRY PLED GUILTY IN MARCH TO SHOOTING AND KILLING HIS WIFE CHLOE. SEARCH EFFORTS IN LAKE CHAMPLAIN BEGAN IN LATE MARCH… BUT WERE PAUSED UNTIL áTHURSDAY TO WAIT FOR THE ICE IN THE WATER TO MELT. TODAY MARKS THEIR áFOURTH DAY OF LOOKING FOR THE GUN. AS PART OF HENRY’S PLEA DE

Day four of searching for the murder weapon Keith Henry says he used to kill his wife is underway

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Updated: 4:52 PM EDT May 8, 2026

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Day four of searching for the murder weapon Keith Henry says he used to kill his wife, Chloe, is underway. New York State Police started setting up early Friday morning in a slightly different location.Members of the dive team started looking for the gun in late March, after Keith Henry accepted a plea deal that included him showing police where he left the gun. Henry directed troopers to an area near Dock St., but Friday morning, police shifted their focus closer to the Plattsburgh boat launch.Police spent two days looking for the gun several weeks ago but paused their search effort until Thursday because of the ice in Lake Champlain that made it dangerous for divers. Troopers said visibility in the water is good, but they still have not discovered the gun.Previous coverage:Day 1 searchDay 2 searchDay 3 search

PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. —

Day four of searching for the murder weapon Keith Henry says he used to kill his wife, Chloe, is underway. New York State Police started setting up early Friday morning in a slightly different location.

Members of the dive team started looking for the gun in late March, after Keith Henry accepted a plea deal that included him showing police where he left the gun.

Henry directed troopers to an area near Dock St., but Friday morning, police shifted their focus closer to the Plattsburgh boat launch.

Police spent two days looking for the gun several weeks ago but paused their search effort until Thursday because of the ice in Lake Champlain that made it dangerous for divers. Troopers said visibility in the water is good, but they still have not discovered the gun.

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