Stanley Joseph Sczcygiel, 44, disappeared on June 18, 1967, after a fishing trip on the Berens River near Red Lake, Ontario. He was an American visitor fishing with two friends when a sudden current swept all three over a waterfall. The two companions survived but Stanley vanished into the turbulent water and was never seen again.

Search and rescue teams conducted immediate recovery efforts, but the remoteness of the site, the rugged terrain and the force of the river made locating him impossible. He was described at the time as a white male, 69 inches tall, about 161 pounds, with brown hair and hazel eyes. His body was never recovered and he is presumed to have drowned following the fall.

The case remains unresolved and the family was left without a grave or closure. Did anyone fish or travel the Berens River near Red Lake in June 1967 and see anything that might help explain what happened to Stanley?