be in a 19 foot fishing boat out in the Gulf of Mexico without adult supervision?

:thanks

Only if they were chasing hot pussy with nice tits

ericberry14 wrote:Only if they were chasing hot pussy with nice tits

They have been missing for a week. They found the boat.

How many miles off shore was the boat found?

Wrong coast, they were Atlantic bound.

gatrnation1 wrote:Wrong coast, they were Atlantic bound.

I realized that after hitting submit, but figured for the sake of conversation it didn't matter. Still.... :facepalm

If the boat was found and it didn't capsize, it's anyone's guess.

My first guess would be that they both jumped in the water for some reason, maybe to snorkel or something and failed to anchor the boat properly, and the boat drifted faster and further than they could swim.

The search for two teenage boaters who have been missing for a week was suspended at sunset Friday, the Coast Guard said.

Coast Guard Capt. Fedor stressed earlier Friday that the end of an active search does not mean the case is closed, saying that crews would go out again if something was found that could possibly be linked to the Florida teenagers, Austin Stephanos and Perry Cohen, both 14.

Fedor expressed his "heartfelt condolences" to the teens' families and said the case was "excruciating and gut-wrenching," when announcing on Friday afternoon the plan to call off the search.

"I hope at some point in the future they can take solace in the fact that hundreds of people searched thousands of miles because we were committed to finding Austin and Perry," Fedor said.

The teens vanished last Friday after taking a 19-foot single-engine boat into the waters off Jupiter, Florida, for a fishing expedition. The boat was found 67 miles east of Ponce de Leon Inlet, Florida, on Sunday.

Nick Korniloss, Perry's stepfather, said Friday that the family has not given up, and a private air search will continue even after the end of the Coast Guard effort.

"We know there's a window here and we think there's an opportunity, and we're doing everything we can," he said.

The Coast Guard has covered nearly 50,000-square nautical miles along a stretch that extended from the shore of Jupiter to Cape Hatteras, North Carolina.

The teens have been described as experienced fishermen who spent a lot of their free time at sea.

My guess is rough wave capsized or got sideways and unfortunately gone. :sadyes

Joe Namath is their neighbor and offered 100K to anyone who found them.

70 miles offshore...yikes.

Any info on the boat when it was found? Condition? Anchored or drifting? etc

FSUKW wrote:Joe Namath is their neighbor and offered 100K to anyone who found them.

want tio be like joe, drunk and in control.

Y4NK33 PL4N3T wrote:70 miles offshore...yikes.

Any info on the boat when it was found? Condition? Anchored or drifting? etc

An overturned boat was found Sunday belonging to two teenage boys who disappeared while fishing off the Florida coast two days earlier, according to the U.S. Coast Guard.

The 19-foot white single-engine boat, which Austin Stephanos and Perry Cohen, both 14, took out off the coast of Jupiter on Friday, was found about 67 nautical miles off the coast near Daytona Beach, Coast Guard Petty Officer Stephen Lehmann said. There was no sign of the boys, according to the Coast Guard.

A Coast Guard spokesman said one life vest was found in the hull of the boat, but the boys' families did not know how many life vests were originally on board or whether the boys would have been wearing them.


The Coast Guard has anchored the boat where it was located, and crews are searching the area off Daytona Beach, which is about 200 miles north of Jupiter, for the teens.

"This provides us an intelligent view of the currents in the area, which helps us dictate where we are going to put our personnel," Lehmann said. "Our priority is finding these boys."

Yikes, that's horrible.

Parents should feel terrible.

Well there have been kids that age who have dint extraordinary things BUT ID NEVER LET MY SON DO THAT SHIT

Never get off the boat. God damn right! Not unless you're going all the way.

holy shit this is bad, its one thing to let your 14 yo kid take the boat to a river or a lake or something

but the fucking ocean?

parents should be ashamed of themselves