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22 gru 2022 · Two survivors were plucked from the water in the hours after the vessel sank by Coast Guard rescue crews. But five crew members were never found and presumed dead.
On 31 December 2019, at approximately 22:00 Alaska Standard Time, the United States Coast Guard received a distress call from the crab fishing vessel Scandies Rose. The vessel was on its way from Kodiak, Alaska to the Bering Sea to fish crabs.
29 cze 2021 · On Dec. 31, 2019, the Scandies Rose was traveling southwest, west of Kodiak Island, but sank in frigid waters near Sutwik Island. Only two of the seven crew members survived the wreckage. The other five were never found.
The Scandies Rose, valued at $15 million, was declared a total loss. According to the surviving crewmembers, the vessel had begun to encounter freezing spray and accumulate ice from 0200 to 0800 on the day of the accident.
18 cze 2023 · On New Year's Eve 2019, the captain and crew of the Scandies Rose set off into the dark and choppy waters of the Bering Sea to get a head start on the new year's crab fishing season. Only two of the seven men on board were ever heard from again.
7 lut 2020 · Two fishermen were rescued from a life raft. They were wearing “gumby” survival suits. The other five crew members — as well as their 130-foot crab boat — were never found.
9 lip 2020 · Five Scandies Rose crew members lost their lives in the sinking: Captain Gary Cobban Jr. and his son, David Cobban, plus Arthur Ganacias, Brock Rainey, and Seth Rosseau-Gano.
