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Case Description

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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP7355) and 2 other sources
Glenn David Brandt, a 48-year-old man from Bradenton, Florida, was last seen on May 9, 2010, departing from Nassau, Bahamas, aboard his 44-foot trawler *Genesis*. He had been enjoying a stay at the Nassau Harbour Club Marina, a regular part of his routine over the years. On this particular journey, he planned to sail back to Florida, with a scheduled stop at Pancho's Marina in Marathon, Florida, before continuing to Bradenton.

Unfortunately, neither Glenn nor his boat was ever seen again after he left Nassau. Despite extensive searches by the U.S. Coast Guard and private investigators hired by his family, no trace of him or his vessel has been found. The weather conditions at the time were not favorable, and his family suspects that a possible accident at sea could have occurred. They explored multiple avenues, even conducting aerial searches and distributing flyers, but no substantial leads emerged.

This tragic disappearance has left his family with lingering questions and unresolved grief. Ten years later, Glenn was declared legally dead, but his loved ones continue to hope for some closure, holding onto the faint possibility that new information might surface.

Last Seen: May 9, 2010