Actor Andrew Koenig’s Body Believed to Have Been Found

The body of missing actor Andrew Koenig is believed to have been found. Koenig is known for his performance as Richard Boner, on ABC\'s \"Growing Pains.\" Koenig is the son of Jewish actor Walter Koenig (\"Star Trek\") whose parents were Russian immigrants.

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JewishJournal.com

February 26, 2010

The body of missing actor Andrew Koenig is believed to have been found. Koenig is known for his performance as Richard Boner, on ABC’s “Growing Pains.” Koenig is the son of Jewish actor Walter Koenig (“Star Trek”) whose parents were Russian immigrants.

From People.com:

A body believed to be that of missing Growing Pains star Andrew Koenig was found in a Vancouver park Thursday, police said.

Police and Keonig’s parents were scheduled to appear at an evening news conference to provide additional details.

Koneig, 41, disappeared on Feb. 16 while traveling to the British Columbia city.

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