Only a healthy six-toed cat greeted the Coast Guardsmen sent to the rescue.
The Carroll A. Deering has been known ever since as the “ghost ship.”
“This is still one of the great unsolved maritime mysteries,” said Joe Schwarzer, director of the North Carolina Maritime Museums. “There are any number of potential explanations for it.”
At least five government agencies, including the Coast Guard and the FBI, investigated the wreck while family members and locals could only speculate about what happened.
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It was the first cruise line for dead democrat voters.
My father worked for Seacoast Products years ago it had been a shipyard in Siloam now known as Riverside Drive Extended. One of their ships the Fenwick Island also sunk off of Cape Hattaras years ago 14 men on board and 7 died. Just another example of how treacherous Cape Hattaras is.
Definitely voluntary.
Bush's fault then; Trump's fault now! /sarc
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