A teenager who went to sea in a fishing boat with two adult relatives was found alive, clinging to the top of the overturned boat off the coast of Alaska on Sept. 7.
The U.S. Coast Guard said the 15-year-old was the lone survivor after the boat overturned two days before. Two deceased people were taken unresponsive from the water and brought with the boy to Nome, Alaska.
The 18-foot fishing vessel had departed Savoonga on St. Lawrence Island, Alaska, on Sept. 4 and was due back on Sept. 6. When it didn't return, the Coast Guard received a report of the three missing people the evening of Sept. 6.
Weather conditions prevented searchers from deploying that night, and crews began an operation to locate the missing people the morning of Sept. 7, the Coast Guard said.
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