John Henry Morgan was 28 and a fisherman from Dillingham, Alaska, when he went missing after the crab fishing vessel Harvey G sank on November 22, 1991. The 94-foot boat and four men — skipper Ken Krumal, Shaun Nelson Crane, Timothy Caudill, and John Morgan — were last known to be about 100 miles north of Cold Bay in the Bering Sea. Reports say the crew abandoned ship as heavy weather overtook the vessel, but an extensive search of the frigid waters turned up no trace of the men and no bodies were recovered.

The loss of the Harvey G is presented as part of a series of vessel disappearances in the Bering Sea at that time, underscoring the hazards of Alaskan commercial fishing. With no remains ever found, the families were left without closure and the case remains a reminder of the sea’s dangers. If anyone has information about the Harvey G’s final voyage or remembered sightings around November 22, 1991, please come forward.