For days now, Royston Frank has sat on the Essequibo Coast, waiting. His son, crew member Rawle Frank…

For days now, Royston Frank has sat on the Essequibo Coast, waiting. His son, crew member Rawle Frank, remains missing since the MV Barima tragedy, and each day without news stretches longer than the last.

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