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On a cold Valentine's Day in 1991, 52-year-old Donald 'Don' Smith of Ketchikan, Alaska, became one of the many souls claimed by the treacherous Alaskan waters. A man with blue eyes and brown hair, standing at a height of six feet two inches, he was known to be a fisherman by trade. His vessel, the F/V Thunderbird, a 35-foot longline fishing boat, sank on February 14, 1991. The incident occurred in Chatham Strait, about one mile north of Cape Ommaney, a place known for its unpredic ...
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Last Seen: Feb 14, 1991

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