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Remains of Texas family missing in Alaska believed to be recovered
- On August 3, 2024, the Maynard family of four disappeared after their 28-foot aluminum boat overturned near a location roughly 16 miles offshore from Homer Spit in Alaska.
- Initial efforts to find the family were unsuccessful, and after ten months, the U.S. Coast Guard ended the search; the reason for the boat’s sinking has yet to be determined.
- A search team located the sunken boat in 180 feet of water in early May 2025 using a remotely operated vehicle, confirming it as the Maynards’ vessel.
- Volunteers and Alaska Wildlife Troopers conducted dives on May 27 and 28 and again in early June, recovering all four sets of remains from the vessel and sending them for autopsy and identification.
- The recovery of all four remains closes the search but leaves the cause of the accident undetermined, with positive identification for one set still pending.
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Remains of Texas family missing in Alaska believed to be recovered
ALASKA / TROY, Texas (KWKT) — Alaska divers have recovered a fourth set of human remains believed to be a member of the Maynard family, according to the Alaska Department of Public Safety. The Maynards — 42-year-old David Maynard, 37-year-old Mary Maynard, 11-year-old Colton Maynard, and 8-year-old Brantley Maynard — have been missing since early August 2024 when the small boat they were on capsized in the waters off Alaska, Nexstar's KWKT previ…
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