Two Bodies Found After Alaskan Fishing Boat Capsizes
Authorities recover remains and debris linked to the Wind Walker, which disappeared with five crew members in rough seas earlier this month.
- The bodies were discovered near debris from the fishing vessel Wind Walker, which capsized off southeast Alaska on December 1.
- Authorities believe the remains belong to two of the five missing crew members based on evidence found at the site, including survival suits and fishing gear.
- The remains were transported to the state medical examiner’s office for autopsies and identification, with families of the missing notified of the discovery.
- Search teams with dogs covered a five-mile stretch of shoreline near Hoonah but found no additional human remains.
- The U.S. Coast Guard suspended its search for the vessel and crew on December 2 after receiving a mayday call reporting the boat was overturning.