Putnam County’s sheriff said Friday that the investigation into a couple’s disappearance while boating on Lake Oconee has expanded. The search continued for missing metro Atlanta teacher Gary Jones. He has not been seen since going out on the water Saturday with his fiancée Joycelyn Wilson,

PUTNAM COUNTY, Ga. - The search at Lake Oconee for a missing coach from a private school in Atlanta has entered its seventh day. Searchers are trying to locate 50-year-old Gary Jones, who went missing after going out on the lake with his fiancée, Spelman College senior mathematics instructor Joycelyn Wilson.

Sheriff Howard Sills is not providing details about Wilson’s death, but says it may be more than a simple drowning.

LAKE OCONEE, Ga. — Search and rescue teams are still searching for an Atlanta teacher and track-and-field coach, but found his shoes on Thursday. Gary Jones and his fiancée, Joycelyn Wilson, vanished over the weekend while boating on Lake Oconee.

Search crews are on Lake Oconee in hopes of finding the body of beloved Coach Gary Jones. He's presumed dead after search crews pulled his fiancé’s body out of the lake over the weekend. The sheriff remains steadfast this fatal incident is not a simple accident.

The Putnam County sheriff says Gary Jones and his fiance, Spelman instructor Joycelyn Wilson were last seen on Saturday. Her body has since been found.

The search for a missing boater on Lake Oconee has now turned into a death investigation, according to the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff Howard Sills said a volunteer found shoes belonging to Gary Jones during a search,