The Boot That Shouldn't Stand: One Man Back, Three Lost at Sea
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The Boot That Shouldn't Stand: One Man Back, Three Lost at Sea
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A single size eleven boot, standing upright and dry inside, crusted with salt and fish scales and tied with orange paracord - found in a ditch twenty miles from a catastrophic shipwreck - became the image that haunted a six-week search. What could make a boot stand like that after a night when four men launched from Halverson Bay and only one would ever return?
In this episode, we follow the timeline from the Doris Marie’s departure on July 15 to the morning the boot was found on July 19, covering the crew, the critical equipment failure, and the early search decisions that shaped what happened next. How did a routine maintenance note and a single radio call lead to three men lost at sea and a boot that refused to make sense?
Person: Albert Greer
Date: July 15, 2011
Location: Halverson Bay
Event: Through-hull fitting failure and sinking
Case: Doris Marie lost at sea
- The boot discovered by a road grader operator at 6:42 AM on July 19 was size eleven, standing upright and dry inside.
- The Doris Marie left Halverson Bay on the morning of July 15 and was expected back on July 17; it never returned.
- The through-hull fitting began pouring water at 8:30 PM on July 16 and failed completely by 8:50 PM.
- Captain Greer made a single radio transmission at 9:14 PM lasting eleven seconds: "Doris Marie. Taking water."
- The last automatic GPS ping from the Doris Marie was at 8:47 PM, twenty-six miles west-northwest of Halverson Bay.
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