Families Plead for More Help as Search for Two Missing Tobago Fishermen Enters Day Three

The family of two missing Tobago fishermen is pleading for more assistance as the search enters its third day, with anxiety growing among relatives.

Family members told the media that they continue to search areas off southwest Tobago where the men’s last GPS location was recorded, but they have yet to find any clues about what may have happened.

Twenty-six-year-old David McLean of Lowlands and Kester Alexander of Buccoo left Scarborough on Friday morning for a routine fishing trip aboard a 24-foot pirogue named Predator, registration number TFT 2093. The men were expected to return by 5 PM but never made it back. Calls to their cell phones have gone unanswered.