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Searchers believe Maine scallop vessel found but crew still missing

Searchers in the US state of Maine think they have found what could be the 34-foot scallop boat that went missing on Saturday

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 21, 2025 17:29 GMT
Chester and Aaron Barrett and their 34-foot-fishing boat Sudden Impact were reported missing on Saturday, Jan. 19. Photo from Brigitte Beal Facebook post
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Searchers in the US state of Maine believe they may have found the Sudden Impact, a 34-foot scallop boat that was reported overdue on Saturday (Jan. 18), reports the Bangor Daily News. [...]

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