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In the late summer of 1981, a sense of unease settled over the families of four men who had embarked on a flight in the vast Alaskan wilderness. Among them was 34-year-old Robert 'Bob' Hawk, a married man with two distinctive chipped front teeth. On August 17, 1981, he, along with Kenneth Fischer, Larry Larson, and William Tiedeman, boarded a red and white Cessna 180, tail number N3424Y, in Anchorage, Alaska. Their destination was the small village of Grayling, a journey that would tak ...
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Last Seen: Aug 17, 1981

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