Missing Persons

**The Missing Persons** are a list of characters referenced in the *Jungle Cruise*. They are individuals who were passengers, employees and/or affiliates of the *Jungle Navigation Company* that went M.I.A. due to the company's corruption and gross-negligence.

## Members

### Board

A board in the Amazon River Base from 1938 lists boats and individuals who were lost while imploring those with information to contact the governor general's office. The names on this board are dark-humoured puns, most likely referencing the fates of those missing.

#### Individuals

In order of listing, the missing persons include:

* **Al Belaite**: A pun on, "I'll be late", seemingly referencing Al being fine but late.
* **B.N. Eaton**: A play on, "Being eaten", inferring that they have been killed and consumed.
* **Emma Boylen**: Emma Boylen is a play on, "Im'a boiling", referencing them being boiled alive I.E. in hot-springs or by cannibals (likely Trader Sam and/or his family).
* **C.M. Cooken**: A play on, "See 'em cooking" or, "See me cooking", referencing them being eaten by cannibals (again, most likely by Sam and/or his kin).
* **Ilene Dover**: Ilene Dover is a pun on, "I leaned over" referencing them falling out of a boat and into the water.
* **Anne Fellen**: Anne Fellen follows suit of Ilene Dover by being a play on "And fell in".
* **Seaum Yett**: A play on, "See 'em yet?" as if to ask guests if they found the missing persons.
* **Albert Knott**: Continues Seaum Yett with, "I'll bet not".
* **Betty Dont**: End the Seaum Yett/Albert Knott phrases with, "Bet 'ya don't" saying that those reading the board will never find the missing persons.

#### Vessels

* **Hapless Hortense**: Hapless here meaning troubled or prone to misfortune, reflecting troubles on the river.
* **Lost Lucia:** Implied to be lost.
* **Unknown Usha:** Name references an unknown fate.
* **Sunken Sonya:** The Sonya's name implies to to have sunken.
* **Run Aground Sue:** The name implies the boat to have been beached.
* **Burning Bianca:** A boat inferred to have been set aflame.
* **Missing Mele:**
* **Blown-up Bonita:**
* **Nubbed Naoko:**
* **Fateless Fiona:**
* **Troubled Titania**:

### Others

Various others have been referenced as missing in Jungle Cruise lore.

#### Persons

* **Dr. Albert Falls**:
* **The Lost Safari**:
* **Missing Search Party**:
* **V.I.P. Jungle Cruise**:

#### Boats

* **Jungle Princess**:
* **Kwango Kate**:
* **Magdalena Maiden**:
* **Mekong Maiden**:
* **Zambezi Zelda**:

## Appearances

### Jungle Cruise

A board for missing boats and persons is hung in the queue for Walt Disney World's Jungle Cruise. Albert Awol also has the line, "Attention, all travelers:  if your name is added to the Missing Persons List at the end of your cruise, please accept our most sincere apologies.  Thank you".

## In other media

### Video-games

#### Kinect: Disneyland Adventures

The skipper Al B. Lost is the guide for players in the Jungle Cruise mini games. This name is reminiscent of those from the missing persons board.

## Trivia

* The name of the Blown-Up Bonita parallels the boat the *African Queen* from the 1951 film of the same name that inspired the Jungle Cruise, having been a steamboat blown up by its pilot Charlie Allnut to kill German soldiers in World War I.