Michael Allen Moran was 35 when he was pulled overboard from the fishing vessel Western Queen on November 4, 2002, about 15 miles southeast of St. George Island in the Bering Sea. He was working as a fisherman out of Dillingham, Alaska, when fishing gear reportedly dragged him into the icy water. He was last seen wearing a sweatshirt and rain pants.

A search was conducted and the Alaska State Troopers opened a case. The official conclusion at the time was that he was lost to the sea and presumed drowned; his body was never recovered. Moran was described as five feet, seven inches tall, 150 pounds, with brown hair, brown eyes and several tattoos and scars.

Anyone who knew Michael, worked with him, or saw the Western Queen on November 4, 2002, is asked to share information that might shed light on his final hours.