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India Wary of Odds of Recovering American's Body From Remote Island

Indian officials are working with anthropologists to determine whether they can recover the body of an American killed while trying to reach an isolated tribe on a remote island. John Allen Chau, 27, ventured onto the North Sentinel island last week, reportedly on a mission to convert the inhabitants to Christianity, despite warnings by fishermen who took him there. Indian authorities announced Wednesday that Chau had apparently been killed with arrows. The Sentinelese tribe, believed...

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