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In the vast and often unforgiving waters of the Bering Sea, a young man's life took an unexpected turn on July 17, 1986. Twenty-five-year-old Ronald Lee Ott, a resident of Dillingham, Alaska, was working aboard the fishing vessel, Sprint of the North. Known to his friends and family as Ron, he was engaged in the strenuous task of setting crab pots, a common but perilous job in the Alaskan fishing industry. The specific location of the incident was recorded as 61 degrees North and 177 degree ...
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Last Seen: Jul 17, 1986

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