In the vast and often unforgiving wilderness of northern Manitoba, a fishing trip among friends in the early summer of 1967 turned into a story of permanent loss. James Arthur Cochrane, a man of 70 inches in height with a heavy build, brown hair, and a light complexion, was part of a group of six men who set out from Churchill, Manitoba, in three canoes. Their destination was the remote and rugged area where the Hayes and Nelson Rivers empty into the vast expanse of Hudson Bay. The journey was m
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Last Seen: Jun 21, 1967