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Hey everyone, I'm really curious about the missing F/V Hellion case involving Aaron Goin and Ronald Hoffman. Has anyone dug into the weather conditions around the time of their disappearance? I was reading about similar cases where rough seas played a big role, and it got me thinking about how unpredictable things can get out there. If anyone is into meteorology or has access to historical weather data, could you share insights about what the conditions were like in the area when they vanished? I've heard that even the most experienced crews can be caught off-guard by sudden changes at sea. It might not solve the case, but knowing what Mother Nature was up to could help piece together what might have been going on. Any thoughts?
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Hey everyone, I've been following the case of the F/V Hellion and just wanted to bring up something that's been on my mind. Does anyone else find it odd how there hasn’t been much news on the background checks of the crew members? Aaron Goin and Ronald Hoffman seemed like experienced fishermen, but there's so little information about any potential conflicts or issues they might have had in the past. Just wondering if anyone has come across any tidbits about their relationships with each other or other crew members from previous trips. Sometimes these little details can shed light on what might have happened. It’s really unsettling not knowing too much about their dynamics onboard. What do you guys think?
