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Star Trek actor Walter Koenig's son Andrew commits suicide

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Former Growing Pains actor Andrew Koenig has been found dead in a wooded area of a sprawling downtown park where he enjoyed spending time, apparently after committing suicide.

The actor's father, Walter Koenig, said my son took his own life, and police spokeswoman Jana McGuinness said, I'll let Mr. Koenig's words speak for themselves.

Ms McGuinness, speaking at a press conference at the park, said foul play was not involved, but said she could not be more specific because the coroner was taking over the investigation.

He was obviously in a lot of pain, Walter Koenig said, referring his son's depression.

Andrew Koenig, 41, had a recurring role on the 1980s sitcom as Richard Boner Stabone, a pal of star Kirk Cameron's character, Mike. The native of Venice, California, hadn't been seen since Feb. 14, when he was visiting friends in Vancouver.

He was supposed to return home two days later. His parents reported him missing Feb. 18, then asked the public for help finding him a few days later.

On Tuesday, Vancouver police and three search-and-rescue teams looked for any signs of Koenig throughout Stanley Park, which covers more than 400 hectares. Friends and family decided to try again on their own on Thursday and one of them found Koenig's body near a marsh in a heavily wooded area about 100 feet off the Bridle Path.

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