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Greg Mickey
Last seen Jun 18, 2005 · Frying Pan Shoals, North Carolina
Sex
Male
Age
58
Race
White / Caucasian
Height / weight
5′ 10″ · 172 lbs
Appearance
Hair
Brown
Eyes
Brown
Clothing & jewelry
Greg was wearing a 7 mm full body wetsuit brand – 43 Dacor, Black, white lettering (Dacor) on outer sleeves and white logo on chest circle with a diver photo; thick plastic shin guards, Back Zipper, possible bootie/gloves; Clear Face Mask; Neon Green Flippers/Fins w/ Black Leading down sides – Open Heel; and carrying an AB Biller Spear Gun/Wood Stock w/ Red Coil Attached (. 357 Power Head)
Wedding Ring (gold, woven rope inside band & identifying script; ALL Silver Face/Band (Brand New) Dive Watch – Tag Heuer
Black Dacor 7 mm full body wetsuit with "Dacor" in white lettering on outer sleeves and white logo on chest; thick plastic shin guards; possible bootie/gloves; clear face mask; neon green open heel flippers/fins
Gold, woven rope wedding ring; brand new silver face and band Tag Heuer dive watch
AB Biller spear gun, wood stock with red coil attached,. 357 power head
Circumstances
Mickey, 42, was diving with two friends early Saturday afternoon near Frying Pan Shoals, about 30 miles southeast of Bald Head Island. His friends lost sight of him in rough waters around noon on June 18th, 2005. According to his diving partners, he was last seen on the surface about 50 feet from his boat, "Details. " A strong cross current swept him and his dive partner northwest of the boat during a free ascent after they failed to find the anchor line at the end of the 110 ft dive. One partner was recovered by the Coast Guard 9 hours later, 4 miles northwest of the dive site, and the third man made it back to the dive boat. Greg ditched his BC and tank in an attempt to make the swim to boat. Divers recovered Greg's weight belt on the bottom, open, 4 days later, but his body was never recovered. Greg was an advanced certification diver in a full wetsuit, mask, fins and snorkle, so close to the boat, so what happened to him remains a mystery. The US Coast Guard conducted 40 search missions that covered more than 1, 000 square miles with aircraft and boats. Others have conducted private searches for Mickey as well.
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