Sarah Elizabeth Hall, 37, went missing from the Black Rocks area of Presque Isle Park in Marquette, Michigan, during an extreme storm on October 24, 2017. Reports say waves reached as high as 25 feet and the park had been closed; Sarah and a friend, 53-year-old Robert Anderson, were swept from the rocks into Lake Superior. A third person pulled into the water was rescued. Marquette Police and Fire launched search-and-rescue efforts, a Coast Guard helicopter searched for about three hours, and divers and an underwater vehicle were later used, but severe conditions forced suspension of the active search.

About a month after the incident Robert Anderson’s body was recovered floating in the lake. Sarah Hall has never been found. She was a mother of four who enjoyed photography, animals, and the outdoors, described as a white female with brown hair and green eyes, 5 feet 7 inches, about 200 pounds, with a one-inch cross tattoo on her left shoulder and a pin in her right knee. Few details remain about her final moments; information from anyone who was at Presque Isle Park that day or who knew Sarah could help fill in what happened.