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Alex Inga, Sr., a 51-year-old American Indian/Alaska Native man from Kodiak, Alaska, vanished in the winter of 1974 after taking a skiff into Amee Bay with his son, Alex Inga Jr. Both were last seen on December 10, 1974; Alex Sr. wore a blue parka, gray pants, and a single hip boot on his right leg that day. The pair were never seen again.

Their skiff was later found unoccupied drifting in Amee Bay, and the Alaska State Troopers were notified on December 11, 1974. The case is treated as a suspected accident and potential drowning, with the harsh Alaskan environment cited as a likely factor. Neither man has ever been located and the case remains open in official records.

Did anyone in Kodiak or along Amee Bay have contact with the Inga family around December 10, 1974, or recall seeing that skiff?