Jaguar-Max

A trio of boaters aboard the s/y 'Dove' who disappeared off Mount Desert Island were picked up on Nov. 19, 2019, by the 'Jaguar Max' off Norfolk, Virginia, after their sailboat lost its mast. The three boaters who were feared lost off Mount Desert Island were pulled from their 40-foot sailboat. Charlotte Kirby, Nathaniel Davis and Wilfredo Lombardo were reported missing on Nov. 16, setting off a Coast Guard search that was ended two days later when they radioed off Montauk, New York, at the tip of Long Island, to give their location. The 'Jaguar Max' rescued the trio off the coast of Virginia on Nov. 19. They reported that the sailboat had lost its mast and its occupants were donning lifejackets. The ship had diverted course toward the sailboat and subsequently made visual contact with the boaters. But it had to hold off on picking them up until the next day because of high winds and seas. The 'Dove' was abandoned after the trio was rescued. They had set out from Mount Desert without telling family members exactly when they were leaving or where they were headed. Their disappearance – plus a mysterious 3 a.m. 911 call on Nov. 16 – prompted a Coast Guard search via boat and plane that covered thousands of nautical miles. On Nov. 18, the sailboat crew managed to reactivate a communications system and GPS, and contacted their families and the Coast Guard to transmit their positionabout 90 nautical miles south of Montauk. After picking up the three boaters, the cargo ship told the Coast Guard that it would return to port on Nov. 22.

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