Lynn Sherwood Deibert

Synopsis: On February 4, 2007 at approximately 11:13 PM, while attempting to board the M/V Energy Enterprise (645' freighter) from Pilot boat M/V Big Stone 5 (50'), the Pilot Boat Captain Lynn Deibert fell from the "Jacob's Ladder" attached to the M/V Energy Enterprise into the waters of Delaware bay. This was a witnessed event. Capt. Deibert's body was never found; a court has declared him dead. Details: M/V Energy Enterprise was underway at a speed of 5.8 knots on a course of 235 degrees, inbound at the Delaware Capes Pilot Boarding area midway between CH Buoy and 6 Buoy. Last port was Providence, RI and bound for Baltimore, MD via the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. Capt. Deibert had climbed 1/3 to 1/2 way up ladder, then paused for approximately 30 seconds. He took one step back down and suddenly let go, falling from ladder into water (landing on his back). Capt. Deibert did not strike anything during the fall. Life rings were immediately thrown and extensive search conducted. Capt. Deibert was wearing a life jacket. The Ladder was not iced. Another crew member climbed same ladder without incident. Location of accident; Latitude 38 55.2486 N Longitude 075 05.8266 W 2 miles off c

Joel Thompson, Jr.

On April 26, 2010, Joel, an avid fisherman, told his wife he was going fishing at his normal spot at the Indian River Inlet on the south side of the rock jetty. He has not been seen since. Joel's fishing pole and tackle box were found on the rock jetty. His truck was parked in the adjacent parking lot. It is believed that Joel may have been swept/fell off the rocks into the ocean current.

Missing Persons in Lewes, Delaware

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Lynn Sherwood Deibert

Joel Thompson, Jr.