A kayaker inadvertently filmed his personal demise on a GoPro digicam - however police are but to search out his physique.

The man, named by police as 43-year-old Paul Jose Rodriguez Jr, was on a glacial lake in Alaska when his kayak capsized in robust currents.

At the time, he was carrying a GoPro digicam mount on his helmet, which was later discovered on the lakeshore and handed in to police.

"A review of the video determined Mr Rodriguez had drowned on 11 July when his kayak overturned, and he went into the glacial water," Juneau Police Department mentioned.

However, officers mentioned Mr Rodriguez's physique had not but been discovered.

"Teams will continue to search the lake to recover the body," the drive mentioned.

The incident occurred on Mendenhall Lake, close to to the town of Juneau in southern Alaska.

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Juneau police on Monday mentioned Mr Rodriguez was believed to have gone lacking on 11 July someplace within the neighborhood of the Mendenhall Glacier Recreation Area.

Police acquired a report on Sunday from US Forest Service workers {that a} automobile had been parked on the recreation space since 11 July and decided it was registered to Mr Rodriguez.

A kayak was additionally discovered floating unattended on the lake.

The kayak matched one seen in an image posted on social media by Mr Rodriguez earlier that day.

Mr Rodriguez's son, Jaden Rodriguez, mentioned his father was kind-hearted, loved being outdoor and was a gifted photographer.

"He was a good person," he added.

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