Amanda Fairbanks on "The Lost Boys Of Montauk," evolution of eastern Long Island

In "The Lost Boys of Montauk," published by Simon & Schuster, a division of ViacomCBS, author Amanda Fairbanks traces the evolution of eastern Long Island. At the heart of her story are four commercial fishermen from vastly different backgrounds who shared a tragic fate, lost at sea together more than 30 years ago. Anthony Mason has the details.
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[@xdaniedx]

The real Lost Boys of Montauk were the kids that were kidnapped and had experiments done on them at Camp Hero.

[@phaizrok]

facts

[@robertlaird6746]

I was in the tail end of the Perfect Storm in 1985 aboard TeVega which is a 165 ft gaff rigged schooner going west from Leningrad, USSR. The storm lasted three and a half days and it was pitch black the entire time. The wind and waves almost sank us. It was really rough.

[@lisatucker51]

Can’t wait to read

[@scallyscientific6980]

What a slap in the face to the real tragedy, and the hundred thousand plus children lost to the programs. How dare you Good Sir, how dare you

[@MisfitsFiendClub138]

'It's not fish yer buyin', it's men's lives'

[@Saunders7]

Lol

[@lightninglord1]

I would get with viacomCBS, and find the woman also.