The Lost Boys of Montauk
The True Story of the Wind Blown, Four Men Who Vanished at Sea, and the Survivors They Left Behind
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U.S. History
Summary:
The book explores the tragic 1984 disappearance of four young men aboard the fishing vessel Wind Blown off the coast of Long Island, delving into the lives, dreams, and the socioeconomic backdrop of the fishing community. It also examines the impact of the loss on the families and the Montauk community, revealing the enduring mysteries and emotional reverberations of the event.
Key points:
1. Maritime Tragedy: The book focuses on the 1984 maritime disaster where the fishing boat Wind Blown sank near Montauk, New York, causing the death of four young crew members, known as the "Lost Boys of Montauk."
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