Islanders say they never expected such a thing to happen in the sea off Harpswell. On-site paramedics said Monday that a woman was attacked 60 meters from the coast.
The owners of the Fitters rented timing kayaks to a 63-year-old couple led by Juli Holovec on the coast.
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“They were instinct because they jumped into the kayak when they heard the screams of help,” said Katie Pift, co-owner of H2FitFitters.
"I think the people who went to the rescue there were really brave," said Eff Cooper, co-owner of H2FitFitters.
They say one has his head above water and the other is piercing.
"Instead of letting them sit there, they pulled their bodies out of the water," Cooper said. "She was beautiful and hardworking."
They say Hollowwatch does nothing normal.
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“These are the two of us who live here and swim and enjoy here every day during the summer,” Cooper said.
Joanna Spano has lived in the area for 6 years. She was surprised to hear what had happened.
"This is Bailey Island, Maine. We don't see that here. "It's really sad because everyone knows each other," Spanno said.
“My dad is a lobster. I've been in the water all my life. I've never heard of that,” said Hyra Munji, maid of Cook's Lobster House.
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Port manager Miles Gadget says some fishermen know the Hollowwatch family.
"I don't think they are from mines, but they have been here for the last few years," said the gadget.
"It's so scary and sad, I'm really scared of my family, I can't imagine what it looks like," Hyra said.
Available on board the Hollow Watch. Employees of the Orce Bailey yacht club refused to go to the camera, but she shed tears, saying she was a very active and beloved member of the club and community.
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