California man missing for over a month in the Pacific Ocean is suddenly found drifting off Hawaii
Metro breaking California man missing for over a month in the Pacific Ocean is suddenly found drifting off Hawaii By Sheetal Banchariya Published July 26, 2026, 7:12 p.m. Add The California Post on Google A California man’s dream of sailing solo across the Pacific Ocean quickly turned into a disaster after the sailboat’s mast snapped in half. Kai Sato, 39, started his journey from the Catalina Islands on June 7 but the boat’s condition worsened in just two weeks into the journey –– leaving him fighting for life.
- ▪Metro breaking California man missing for over a month in the Pacific Ocean is suddenly found drifting off Hawaii By Sheetal Banchariya Published July 26, 2026, 7:12 p.m.
- ▪Add The California Post on Google A California man’s dream of sailing solo across the Pacific Ocean quickly turned into a disaster after the sailboat’s mast snapped in half.
- ▪Kai Sato, 39, started his journey from the Catalina Islands on June 7 but the boat’s condition worsened in just two weeks into the journey –– leaving him fighting for life.
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