On a summer day in August of 1989, 69-year-old Robert Earnest Horn, a resident of Palmer, Alaska, boarded a Cessna aircraft, registered as N1211V, for a flight departing from the scenic and rugged area of Caribou Creek and King Mountain. He was not alone; accompanying him were three other men: Edgar McCrary, James Slaybaugh, and Richard Floyd. The group was last seen on August 12, 1989. Concern grew when the Cessna failed to arrive at its destination and all contact with those aboard was lost. T
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