On April 2, 1985, a 28-year-old fisherman named Raymond Netzer was working in the challenging and often perilous waters of the Bering Sea. Stationed out of Dutch Harbor, Alaska, a hub for the state's demanding fishing industry, Raymond was engaged in the strenuous task of setting crab pots near the Pribilof Islands. The work was routine for the seasoned fishermen of the region, yet it carried inherent risks that were understood by all who made their living from the sea. Raymond, a young man
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