William Albert Dundas was 21 when he disappeared on June 20, 1989, while traveling by boat from Ketchikan to Metlakatla, Alaska. He is described as an American Indian/Alaska Native male, 5 feet 9 inches, about 150 pounds, with black hair, brown eyes and scars on his right hand and right ear.

Clothing reported that day included blue jeans, a dark blue sweatshirt, a heavy dark-colored jacket, an old black fisherman’s hat and white high-top Reebok sneakers. Searchers recovered his jacket and one sneaker; he was never found. The Alaska State Troopers handled the investigation and the case remains open. The prevailing conclusion is a presumed drowning after a boating accident, but no body has been recovered.

Did anyone in the Ketchikan–Metlakatla area in June 1989 see William or notice his boat or personal items that could help close this case?