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The watchman made his last radio check at four minutes past two. He was due at the gate by half past. He never signed out.
The lamp on Pier 9 was still lit at dawn. The tide had turned twice. No boat was reported missing. No body was found. The file was opened, worked for a season, and set aside.
We pulled the harbour master's log and the tide tables for that week. The two do not agree on when the water turned. One of them was written up after the fact, and we think we know which.
We walked the pier at the same hour. The lamp throws light about forty feet. The gate is ninety. For six of those steps a man is in the dark. We are still checking what stands in them.
The watchman made his last radio check at four minutes past two. He was due at the gate by half past. He never signed out.
The lamp on Pier 9 was still lit at dawn. The tide had turned twice. No boat was reported missing. No body was found. The file was opened, worked for a season, and set aside.
Start with what the record holds. A duty roster with his name in the two-to-six column. A radio log with four entries in his hand, the last at 02:04, marked routine. A gate ledger that shows every man off the dock by three — every man but one.
The season it was worked, the file gathered the usual paper. Two dozen interviews. A diver's report for the water off the pier head, twice. A note from the gate man, who swore the light was burning when he cycled past at ten to three and swore just as hard that nobody stood under it.
Then the file stops. Not closed — stopped. The last page is a requisition for more diving time that nobody signed.
We pulled the harbour master's log and the tide tables for that week. The two do not agree on when the water turned. One of them was written up after the fact, and we think we know which.
We walked the pier at the same hour. The lamp throws light about forty feet. The gate is ninety. For six of those steps a man is in the dark. We are still checking what stands in them.
There is one more thing the record holds, and we set it down here exactly as it appears. The radio log's final line, in a different hand, timed 02:31: checked pier, all quiet. Nobody at the harbour that season would say whose hand it was.
The file is open. If you worked the East Dock in March 1998, or knew someone who did, the tip line is at the end of this page.