Aaron R. Miller-Moylan was 20 when he was last seen March 18, 1999, serving as a crewman aboard the F/V Lin J, a 96-foot crab boat working the Bering Sea. The vessel was about eight miles northwest of St. Paul Island, Alaska, hauling roughly 55,000 pounds of snow crab when severe winter weather and heavy sea ice overwhelmed it.

The Lin J capsized and sank after ice buildup; Aaron and the rest of the crew—Captain Blake Kinnear, 50; Jason Conlon, 24; Marc Shayne Hill, 45; and John McKerley, 39—were lost and their bodies were never recovered. Court findings later noted the vessel was traveling at an excessive speed for the conditions and was overloaded with crab pots, which worsened icing and blocked access to a compartment where water collected.

Aaron and the others are presumed drowned in the frigid Bering Sea. Does anyone have information about the Lin J’s final voyage or knew Aaron Miller-Moylan?