Nine Days Adrift: How Her Logbook Reached Land First
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Nine Days Adrift: How Her Logbook Reached Land First
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A soaked logbook washed ashore four days before the boat and a woman was found alive eighty miles away - a mismatch that defies expectation and points to habits that kept her breathing. What detail in a pencil-stained journal mapped a path through nine days at sea and why did the pages arrive on land long before the ketch?
In this episode, we follow the chronology recorded in the logbook and the records from search-and-rescue and hospital interviews to trace Lisa Coleman's nine days alone at sea, and we ask how redundancy and small routines became the instruments of survival.
Person: Lisa Coleman
Age: 44
Vessel: 42-foot ketch Aldgate
Crewman: Phil Navarro, 26
Float plan contact: Debra Shull
- The logbook was found half-submerged in Terrebonne marsh on January 19.
- The logbook arrived on land four days before the boat did.
- The Aldgate departed Morgan City on January 3 and was struck by a wave on January 6 at approximately 14:15.
- Lisa had owned the Aldgate for six years and had been sailing since age 30.
- Rations recorded included crackers, peanut butter, and two cases of bottled water.
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