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The Mystery of the Mary Celeste Ghost Ship: The Crew That Disappeared Without a Trace

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Imagine this: a perfectly seaworthy ship is found adrift in the vast Atlantic, its sails set, its cargo untouched, a warm meal waiting in the galley... but not a single soul on board. This isn't fiction. This is the true story of the Mary Celeste, the greatest ghost ship mystery of all time.

Welcome to Adrift, the podcast that pulls back the fog on this legendary maritime mystery. In 1872, the crew of the Dei Gratia boarded the abandoned Mary Celeste, only to find a ship in pristine condition, except for one crucial detail: its entire crew had vanished without a trace. Forget the sensational tales of sea monsters and mutiny. We're diving deep into the official Vice-Admiralty Court records from Gibraltar to separate fact from fiction.

Join us as we trace the clues left behind—the missing lifeboat, the ship's papers, and a notoriously dangerous cargo of industrial alcohol. We’ll also uncover the vessel's unlucky history, from its original name, the Amazon, to its bitter end in a fraudulent insurance scheme. Could the answer to one of history's most chilling unsolved mysteries be a simple, terrifying accident that forced a panicked crew to make one fatal mistake?

If you love a good historical mystery that will haunt your thoughts for weeks, you've found your next obsession. Follow us now, and let's set sail into the heart of the mystery.


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