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Antionette Bernhardt, known as Googie, was 18 when she disappeared on November 21, 1977, after a flight reported overdue between Point Hope and Lisburne Air Force Station in remote northern Alaska. She was described as an American Indian/Alaska Native with brown hair and brown eyes, 5 feet 3 inches tall and about 135 pounds, last seen wearing light-colored jeans, a down jacket, and light-colored shoes.

Searchers and the Alaska State Troopers investigated the overdue plane. About three miles off the coast north of the village of Kivalina, they found a hole in the ice large enough for an airplane to have plunged through, which suggested the aircraft may have crashed into the water and that Antionette may have drowned. The plane itself was never recovered and no confirmed wreckage or remains have been found, leaving the case unresolved.

Anyone who knew Antionette, remembers that flight, or has information about the area around Kivalina in late 1977 is asked to come forward.