"Den 5. april 1942 kl. 10.39 bombede Hudson Mk. V, AM684 et tysk fartøj ud for Hanstholm.
Flyet blev ramt af flak og styrtede i havet knap 700 m fra kysten (omkring her, overblik her). Ingen overlevende." (MACR - blanket om tabt besætning)

S. D. Dean og L. G. Murphy blev fundet ved Hansted og begravet den 11. april 1942 i Frederikshavn.
A. K. Hamilton, indbragt til Frederikshavn fra Thisted, blev begravet den 27. juli 1942.
J. F. H. La Freniere har ingen kendt grav. (Kilde: FAF)

Flight Sergeant Joseph Frederic Paul Henry La Freniere, 24 år, var søn af Joseph Frederic og Amelia La Freniere, Cloverdale, British Columbia, Canada.
Hans navn er på Panel 105 på the Runnymede Memorial blandt mere end 20.000 navne på flyvere, der ikke har en kendt grav. (Kilde: CWGC)

MuseumsCenter Hanstholm har mere om dette fly. Et stykke af haleplanet og et kort over kampen ses i udstillingen. 4 flyvere. 

"On 5 April 1942 at 10.39 hrs. a Hudson Mk. V, AM684 made a bomb attack on a German vessel off Hanstholm.
The aircraft was hit by Anti-Aircraft fire and crashed in the sea about 700 yards from shore  (about here, overview here ). No survivors." (MACR - Missing Air Crew Report)

S. D. Dean and L. G. Murphy were found at Hansted and buried in Frederikshavn on 11 April 1942.
A. K. Hamilton, taken to Frederikshavn from Thisted, was buried on 27 July 1942.
J. F. H. La Freniere has no known grave. (Source: FAF)

Flight Sergeant Joseph Frederic Paul Henry La Freniere, 24, was the son of Joseph Frederic and Amelia La Freniere, of Cloverdale, British Columbia, Canada.
He is commemorated on the Runnymede Memorial, Panel 105, among more than 20,000 airmen who have no known grave. (Source: CWGC)

MuseumsCenter Hanstholm has more about this plane. See also a part of the rudder and a map of the events in the exhibition.
See No. 407 Squadron RCAF and 407 Squadron - History. This Hudson took off from RAF Bircham Newton.
4 airmen.