Lost at Sea: The Nameless Current That Took the Adeline Cross
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A nameless current moving at two to three knots on the surface and faster below pulled a coastal freighter into a ledge nobody had ever feared - and left two sailors clinging to a life raft while a third vanished. How could an uncharted flow overpower a seasoned crew, disable engines, and stop an EPIRB from ever sending a call?
In this episode, we lay out the sequence of events from the morning a dry-bag washed ashore to the collision that sank the Adeline Cross, tracing the crew, the vessel, and the unexplained marine force that decided their fate. What exactly is this unnamed current and how did it slip past every chart and precaution?
Person: Stanley Hill
Person: Deborah Fain
Person: Marcus Cho
Event: Collision with Faber Ledge
Date: Sunday, December 2
- At 06:15 on Thursday, December 6, a translucent orange dry-bag was found on Faber Street dock containing a logbook, glasses, and a playing card marked "Tuesday. Day 4, still moving."
- The Adeline Cross departed Port Halverson at 07:40 and had cleared the harbor entrance by 08:20 before turning southeast toward Cutler Point.
- Between mile eight and mile nine the vessel encountered a current moving 2-3 knots at the surface and faster below, after which the engine overheated and seized.
- The ship struck the north arm of Faber Ledge and sank in under twenty minutes; two crew members reached a life raft while one, Marcus Cho, was trapped in the engine room and not recovered.
- The vessel's EPIRB did not transmit during the incident because its hydrostatic release had corroded shut; the beacon was recovered later in the wreck investigation.
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