On August 12, 1989, 56-year-old Richard Floyd boarded a Cessna N1211V in the Caribou Creek, King Mountain area of Alaska with three other men — Edgar McCrary, James Slaybaugh, and Robert Horn. The group was reported overdue after the flight from Palmer, Alaska and an immediate search produced no sign of the aircraft or its occupants. The Alaska State Troopers searched a vast and difficult landscape with no results for a year.

On August 16, 1990 the wreckage of the Cessna was found in a ravine about one mile southwest of Hicks Lake. The discovery confirmed the plane had crashed, but Richard Floyd and the three men remained missing and their ultimate fate was not determined in the material provided. Does anyone have information about Richard Floyd’s last movements or the search efforts around Hicks Lake?