On November 22, 1991, the 94-foot crab fishing vessel Harvey G sank about 100 miles north of Cold Bay in the Bering Sea during bad weather. Kenneth Gerard Krumal, 32, of Dillingham, Alaska, was the skipper; the vessel’s entire four-person crew went down with the boat. The other crew members named were Johnny Morgan of Seattle, Shaun Nelson Crane, and Timothy Caudill.

The Alaska State Troopers investigated, but with the vessel and crew lost to the depths, the final moments of the Harvey G remain unclear. The loss was one of several maritime tragedies in Alaska that year and is remembered for how quickly the sea claimed the boat and crew.