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F/V Disappearance

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This week, April 16 – 20, at Camp Rilea in Warrenton, Oregon, the Coast Guard is holding a public hearing as it continues its formal investigation of how LADY CECELIA and the four men aboard may have disappeared.

F/V LADY CECELIA and her crew of three and a NOAA fisheries observer disappeared at sea on March 10, apparently while returning to port with a full load of catch, leaving behind no more than a debris field and an intact, empty life raft. Missing are Dave Nichols and Jason Bjaranson of Warrenton, OR, Luke Jensen of Ilwaco, WA, and Chris Langel of Kaukauna, WI.

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