
The person at the center of this case
Kenneth Gerard Krumal
Justice for Kenneth Gerard Krumal — the trail went cold in 1991, but the truth hasn't.
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What were the exact circumstances of the Harvey G sinking? Were there other crew members aboard?
Were any remains or debris recovered from the vessel sinking site?
Did any other vessels or witnesses observe the sinking or rescue efforts?
Kenneth Gerard Krumal, a 32-year-old commercial fisherman, went missing on November 22, 1991, when the fishing vessel Harvey G sank approximately 100 miles north of Cold Bay, Alaska. The exact circumstances of his disappearance remain unclear, and it is unknown whether he survived the vessel sinking or was lost at sea. His case remains unsolved, and anyone with information about the incident or his fate is urged to contact the Alaska State Troopers.
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NamUs case MP66862. Missing person: Kenneth Gerard Krumal.
Last known contact: 1991-11-22 in Dillingham, Dillingham, AK. Circumstances: Kenneth went missing from fishing vessel Harvey G which sank 100 miles north of Cold Bay.
Demographics: 32 years, Male, White / Caucasian. Physical description: 5 ft 11 in, 175 lbs, hair: Brown, eyes: Blue.
Investigating agency: Alaska State Troopers | 910078230.
Kenneth Gerard Krumal last known contact on November 22, 1991 in Dillingham, Alaska. Fishing vessel Harvey G sank approximately 100 miles north of Cold Bay.
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