A Sneaker on the Stern: The Disappearance of Pete Garland
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A Sneaker on the Stern: The Disappearance of Pete Garland
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A child's blue size four sneaker, laces tied in a precise double-knot and still damp, sat on the stern gunwale of the Hallie Jane - a boat whose fifty-three-year-old solo owner had been missing for three days. The boat was locked in its slip, no child was reported missing, and Pete Garland had last been seen running a pre-departure check hours before he vanished; what happened between that sighting and the sneaker on the stern?
In this episode, we tell what the recorded movements, witness timings, and subsequent search reveal about Pete Garland's last known actions and an unexpected rescue that complicates the timeline. How did a man who normally ran east-northeast end up west-southwest, and what connection does the sneaker have to the events that followed?
Person: Pete Garland
Date: July 11, 2014 (departure logged July 11; last confirmed sighting July 10 morning)
Location: Kettmore harbor; west-southwest off Burnt Cove Island
Event: Rescue of four people from a burning cabin cruiser
Status: Missing
- The sneaker found on the Hallie Jane was a child's blue size four with laces tied in a double-knot and still damp.
- Pete Garland was fifty-three, a widower, solo operator of the Hallie Jane for eleven years and left his slip at 6:40 AM on Thursday.
- Karen Andrews saw Pete on the Hallie Jane during a pre-departure check on the morning of July 10 and that was the last confirmed sighting before he vanished.
- The slip fourteen gate latch logged a departure at 6:20 AM; Pete fueled the Hallie Jane on July 9 and left on July 11 without filing a float plan.
- On the night of July 12, a fiberglass cabin cruiser off Burnt Cove Island caught fire; Pete was the only vessel nearby and rescued four people, during which a four-year-old girl lost a shoe.
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