Two-year-old Colleen Ann Korth disappeared from the Coleen River, just outside Fort Yukon, on June 3, 1984. The family were traveling by canoe when it capsized and Colleen was swept away in the river’s current. She was last seen wearing a black jacket, pink pants, and white boots.

Colleen was the daughter of Heimo and Edna Korth, who lived a subsistence life in the Alaskan bush near the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Her parents tied a bell to her coat to help keep track of her, and her father later placed a cross on a hill overlooking the river. Her body was never recovered, and she is presumed to have drowned. The Alaska State Troopers investigated the incident.

If anyone was in the Coleen River area on June 3, 1984, or has information about Colleen’s disappearance, please share what is known.