FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. - Authorities have confirmed that the body recovered from a retention pond in Tysons Corner is that of 19-year-old Kyle Coleman, who was reported missing Saturday.

A body has been recovered in Tysons near the site of a crash that sparked a multi-day search for Kyle Coleman, a 19-year-old college student from Prince William County who went missing last ...

Kyle Coleman’s car crashed into a wooded area in Tysons late Friday night. His iPhone’s crash feature dialed 911, but when first responders got to the car, it was empty.

Coleman's cell phone alerted police to the crash in the area of Tysons Boulevard and Galleria Drive about 12:15 a.m., but when officers arrived, they couldn't find him.

Kyle Coleman, a rising sophomore at Morehouse College, was found dead in a retention pond June 10 after being reported missing days before, police and school officials said. Screengrab from ...

According to the Prince William County Police Department, Kyle Coleman was last seen just after midnight on Saturday. His family said he'd spent the night with friends in the Tysons area.

Kyle Benjamin Coleman was last seen on Saturday at 12:15 a.m. Police say he was last seen shortly before his car was found unoccupied after being involved in a car crash in Fairfax County.

According to the Prince William County Police Department, Kyle Coleman was last seen just after midnight on Saturday. His family said he'd spent the night with friends in the Tysons area.

Kyle Coleman, a rising sophomore at Morehouse College, was found dead in a retention pond June 10 after being reported missing days before, police and school officials said. Screengrab from ...

Kyle Coleman, a rising sophomore at Morehouse College, was found dead in a retention pond June 10 after being reported missing days before, police and school officials said. Screengrab from ...

Kyle Coleman, a rising sophomore at Morehouse College, was found dead in a retention pond June 10 after being reported missing days before, police and school officials said. Screengrab from ...