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Jun 26, 2020 · Justin Tennison. On Feb. 22, 2011, Justin Tennison, the deckhand of F/V Time Bandit was found dead in a hotel room at Homer, Alaska. According to sources, Justin was partying with his friends the night before as the next-door guests complained of loud music from the two rooms, that were booked under his name. He was just 33-years-old.
Jun 20, 2024 · Unfortunately, the Eagle III wasn't so lucky: It was taken out in Coos Bay, where winds were at 30mph and the waves were 10-foot high. Three crew members, Josh Paulus (31), Danny Matlock (37), and ...
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Ross Jones — of the F/V (fishing/vessel) Saga — one of the series’ most popular vessels, was the most recent crew member featured on the television show has passed away. His death was first shared on the Facebook page, Deadliest Catch World, a reputable source of media for loyal fans of the show. The news of Jones’ passing was made public in June o...
Phil Harris — captain of the F/V Cornelia Marie — was another unfortunate loss suffered by one of the featured fishing crews on Deadliest Catch. The relationship between himself and his sons — who were also crewmates — served as an endearing backdrop to the harsh realities of crab fishing. Unfortunately, Harris had been previously dealing with some...
Reyes was a popular deckhand on the Deadliest Catch, first appearing in episodes that aired in 2012, working on both the F/V Seabrooke and F/V Cape Caution during his time at sea. He was one of several cast members whose fate wasn’t directly related to any fishing activities occurring at sea, nor occurring on board a water vessel. Though he died in...
Captain of the F/V Maverick, Painter first appeared on the show during season two. His death was like other late Deadliest Catch cast members, in that his passing occurred away from the show’s production. He, unfortunately, had a troubled history involving drug use that included a January 2018 DUI arrest in Astoria, Oregon. Later that year in May, ...
Lara was in the captain’s seat during Deadliest Catch‘s season seven action, taking over for the late Phil Harris onboard the F/V Cornelia Marie. Yet again, his death was not caused by the rigors of crab fishing as he was nowhere near the waters of Alaska that are featured in the show. Instead, Lara was in Sturgis, South Dakota, attending a popular...
Tennison was a deckhand on the F/V Time Bandit, appearing during season seven. In February of 2011, he had just returned to port from the fishing season that year, having settled into a local hotel in Homer, Alaska with several crewmates. After no responses to calls and texts from several colleagues, his body was found unresponsive in his hotel roo...
Nick appeared over the course of seven years, working as a deck boss while at sea aboard the F/V Summer Bay. Throughout that time though, he endured many battles with substance abuse, including an early exit from the production of season 13, motivating him to undergo rehab treatment. Sadly, his death occurred five months after fellow cast member Re...
Kochutin was a crew member of the F/V Patricia Lee during the show’s most recent, 18th season. He didn’t have much experience out on the waters as a crab fisherman and his death, unfortunately, occurred on the fishing boat, while they were hard at work in February of 2021. It’s not confirmed specifically but it was said that Kochutin may have susta...
The tragic story of the Ocean Challenger occurred in 2006 when the vessel capsized from an undetermined cause near the Sanak Islands of Alaska. The boat wasn’t as large as other fishing boats that have been featured in the series, as the crew onboard only consisted of four men. After the ship was overtaken by the water, only one survivor, Kevin Fer...
In 2017, this vessel was in danger of falling behind schedule on its way back home from gathering a big haul – 200 crab pots in all. However, the ship encountered heavy ice accumulation, at one time weighing down the entire vessel with an estimated 340,000 pounds of ice. Instead of anchoring to deal with all the ice, the crew took the risk of pushi...
Apr 30, 2024 · The deckhand joined the show in season seven and was found dead in a hotel room on 22 February 2011. At the age of 33, autopsy results found his death was due to complications related to sleep apnoea.
Catch That Kid (released as Mission Without Permission in the UK) is an action-comedy family film released by 20th Century Fox in 2004. It's a remake of the Danish film Klatretøsen. The father of 12-year-old Madeline "Maddy" Phillips (Kristen Stewart) has been paralyzed from the waist down due to old injuries sustained from a climbing accident ...
Sep 30, 2024 · Phil Harris was the captain and part owner of the F/V Cornelia Marie, a ship seen on most seasons of Deadliest Catch. Harris and his crew appeared regularly throughout the first six seasons. While ...
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Aug 22, 2024 · Disturbing things can happen on reality shows, such as death. In 2010, "Deadliest Catch" delivered some of its most harrowing moments ever when it depicted the rapid decline and shocking death of one of its main cast members. As shown in a Season 6 episode of the series, Phil Harris, the cranky captain of the F/V Cornelia Marie and a lifelong ...
