Ghost Ship: The Mystery Of The Mary Celeste | DOCUMENTARY

1872 bore witness to a maritime mystery that has captured the imagination of the entire world. Found drifting and derelict in the mid-Atlantic, the disappearance of its crew has forever remained a mystery.

This is the tale of the Mary Celeste...

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[LetsReadPodcast]

Welcome to the first of many documentaries on the channel! Lemme know what you think :)

[Arkon]

You guys really outdid yourselves on this one. Really impressed with both the narrative and visuals.

[paigeross]

I would love to see more like these. Maybe not multiple stories of missing people or phenomenon like list channels but maybe more like an in-depth look at a single curious topic c: I love the tone, voice, and delivery much more of LR than other YouTubers

[_Atlatus_]

I love documentaries and your voice 2 in 1

[GenSen]

I don’t have anything funny to comment, just mad respect for the amount of work that went into this.

[Bigfoot_With_Internet_Access]

See, that's why I'm just gonna stay in my woods and never go on a ship

[junipers]

You couldn’t be more wrong. Everyone knows it was Ursula that took the crew. Ariel had married Prince Eric, Sebastian had his under water band, king Triton was busy raising all those daughters, Scuttle was diagnosed w/ dementia & Flounder joined a school of other flounders. No one was around to protect the seas. Ursula seized on this opportunity & captured the crew of any ship she wanted. This is common knowledge & I’m shocked at your ignorance.

[christopherpolanski]

Wow, this is definitely something different, Joel! But as a historian, I love this sort of stuff. It's different, new, exciting, but still spookily familiar.

Thanks for this! It's excellent quality, and the narration is 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 as always!

[joec.]

Great video! The most plausible, scientific theory, to date, is that vapors from the alcohol had built up in the ship's hold. Fearing an explosion, which was a very real possibility, the crew hurriedly abandoned ship. But that doesn't explain some of the other, odd elements. It's an enduring mystery, to be sure.

[mayab]

That was great! Can't wait to see more of these :)

[mekhakreature]

This is awesome 💙 I also love how such a well put together narrative can make one's mind think

[sarahellis]

I love this. The Mary celeste is one of my favourite stories. Looking forward to this series 👍

[GHOSTMAN]

Wasn't there a theory that the crew thought there was a leak in their cargo and they piled into the emergency boat to wait it out, tied to the ship but the rope broke. It was another unproven theory, but i could also be thinking a different ship.

[Tairygreen]

There was a problem with the alcohol in the hold. The crew decided to run a rope from the ship to a single boat and trail behind the ship while the vapours cleared. The rope snapped, leaving the crew to watch as their ship slowly sailed into the horizon. Much stronger theory than the giant squid story lol. Love your voice and channel, otherwise!

[tatiana]

Phenomenal!!! looking forward to your future documentaries

[itriponair]

Wasn't sure what to expect but we enjoyed it and your narration. Thank you for the upload 😎

[Rainy-In-The-Desert]

Fantastic read!! Thank you so much for putting this up, I needed a nautical story 😊❤️ I really like the added touch of the information in the screen at the end, thank you for that. Have a great day!!

[roryjohnson]

Wow this is so different from you but I love it!

[JoyUnceasing]

This was really good, I love documentaries so this was a treat.

[chloeeyhargreavess]

This is exactly what I hoped it would be and my favourite subject too. Thankyou ❤