On a spring day in May of 1974, a young man named Douglas Henderson, who was 20 years old at the time, ventured out onto the waters of Georgian Bay in Ontario. He was with a companion, Alexander Korecki, and they were in a 14-foot fiberglass canoe, paddling near the shore of Depot Harbor in the area known as Big Sound. It was a picturesque setting, but the tranquility of the day was about to be shattered by an unforeseen event that would alter the course of many lives forever.
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Last Seen: May 18, 1974