A party of 6 men departed Churchill, Manitoba, on a fishing trip traveling in three canoes. On June 20, 1967, two of the three canoes became stranded on mud flats at a point where the Hayes and Nelson Rivers empty into the Hudson Bay. The men made camp for the night and then the following day Kurt Hild, Ronald Davidson and James Cochrane all attempted to retrieve the stranded canoes. On return to the camp the men were confronted with high winds and freezing rain which forced them out of sight. N
...
MEMBER ACCESS
Continue reading the complete case summary
Unlock the full case narrative for James Arthur COCHRANE, all available source links, additional videos, and member discussions.
Unlock Full Case Access — $3.97/month
Cancel anytime.
Already a member?
Log in
Last Seen: Jun 21, 1967