Thomas Alan Clarke was 32 when he was last seen on September 9, 2011, on Monhegan Island Plantation, Maine. He was part of a group connected to a wedding and was exploring the island’s rugged southeast shore when a large wave, driven by conditions from Hurricane Katia offshore, swept him into the ocean. Witnesses saw him swimming but he drifted out of sight before rescue boats could reach him.

Multiple agencies and locals searched, including the U.S. Coast Guard, Maine Marine Patrol, the Monhegan Island Volunteer Fire Department, fishing boats and good Samaritans; the Coast Guard suspended active searching the evening of September 10 unless new information developed. Clarke is described as White, brown hair, brown eyes, about 5 feet 9 inches and 180 pounds, with a tattoo of an angel on the right side of his torso and a fish on his left chest. He was reported to have had a camera and camera bag and was known as a keen amateur photographer.

Did anyone on Monhegan or at the wedding see anything else that weekend that could help clarify what happened?.