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Stacie Rae Morse
Justice for Stacie Rae Morse — the trail went cold in 2019, but the truth hasn't.
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What caused the Guardian King Air 200 (N13LY) to go down in Frederick Sound?
What were the circumstances and purpose of the flight with Stacie Rae Morse, Margaret Langston, and Patrick Coyle?
What physical evidence was recovered from the debris site and what did it reveal about the aircraft's final moments?
Stacie Rae Morse, a 30-year-old woman, disappeared on January 29, 2019, when a Guardian King Air 200 aircraft (N13LY) went missing over Alaska with three people aboard. Debris was later located in Frederick Sound near Kake, but the circumstances of the disappearance and the fate of those on board remain unclear. The Alaska State Troopers continue to investigate this aviation mystery.
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NamUs case MP55352. Missing person: Stacie Rae Morse.
Last known contact: 2019-01-29 in Kake, Prince of Wales – Hyder, AK. Circumstances: Missing on board a Guardian King Air 200, N13LY.
Last known coordinates are 57.1.45 N, 134.49.88 W. Debris located in Frederick Sound.
Also missing are Margaret Langston and Patrick Coyle. Demographics: 30 years, Female, White / Caucasian.
Physical description: 5 ft 4 in, 135 lbs, hair: Blond/Strawberry, eyes: Blue. Investigating agency: Alaska State Troopers | AK19006867 | 2019-01-29.
Guardian King Air 200 (N13LY) with Stacie Rae Morse, Margaret Langston, and Patrick Coyle went missing from Kake, AK. Last known coordinates: 57.1.45 N, 134.49.88 W.
Debris from the aircraft was located in Frederick Sound.
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