Terry James was a 28-year-old crew member aboard the 94-foot crab vessel F/V St. George when it departed Dutch Harbor for the crab grounds on January 4, 1992. The six-person crew—James, Kevin Clark, George Dahl, Sean McWethy, David Parkes, and Brian Schouten—were last reported about 152 nautical miles north of Unimak Pass, near Cold Bay, before all communication ceased.

Searchers found an empty life raft the day after the last contact and received an activated Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon, but neither the St. George nor any of the crew were ever located. The Alaska State Troopers opened an investigation on January 7, 1992, but with no wreckage or survivors the exact circumstances of the vessel’s loss remain unknown.

Does anyone who worked around Dutch Harbor or on Bering Sea crab boats in early 1992 have information that could shed light on what happened to the St. George and its crew?