Tyler Madoff

• HONOLULU -- The parents of a New York teen swept out to sea in Hawaii are criticizing a tour companys handling of the search.
(Huffington Post)
• The search continued Sunday in the waters off the Big Island for missing New York teenager Tyler Madoff. He had been part of a mainland-based youth tour group when a large wave knocked him into Kealakekua Bay. On Sunday, Tylers parents spoke out about the situation.
(KHON2)
• The sixth, 15-year-old Tyler Madoff of White Plains, New York, has not been found. Authorities suspended search operations for his rescue Thursday evening. The other student swept out to sea remains hospitalized after his rescue, but is expected to recover.
(CNN)
• Fifteen-year-old Tyler Madoffs parents say Bold Earth Teen Adventures showed poor judgment and no staff members stayed at the site to search for their son.
(msnbc.com)
• Since word of missing Scarsdale High School student and White Plains teen Tyler Madoff spread, the community is taking to social media to show their support for the family.
(Patch)
• The search for a New York teenager swept out to sea in Hawaii on Wednesday is still on while the boy's family say they're grateful for the communitys unrelenting support.
(Daily Mail)
• Tyler Perry's Witness Protection, which is set to hit theaters this Friday, was apparently inspired by Bernie Madoff and his ponzi scheme.
(The Grio)
• A 15-year-old boy from New York, Tyler Madoff, is missing after a large wave washed him and another teen out to sea. This happened on the Kona side of the Big Island near Kealakekua Bay around 5:30 p.m. Wednesday.
(msnbc.com)
• The missing boy was identified by the Coast Guard as Tyler Madoff from White Plains, N.Y. According to the Hawaii County Fire Department, a group of 12 to 14 students from the U.S. East Coast, all under the age of 18, went on a guided kayak tour on Wednesday.
(KITV.com)
• However, the local fire department will continue searching for Tyler Madoff for at least another day. The 15-year-old from White Plains was with a tour group hiking along the shoreline of the Big Islands west coast Wednesday.
(New York Post)