19. The Mary Celeste

The Juniper Tree by The Brothers Grimm Project Gutenberg 

The case that originated the M'Naghten rule for limiting insanity defenses in criminal cases.   Twitter / Instagram / Facebook Patreon 

The Robber Bride-Groom, as told by the Brothers Grimm. With book recommendation "The Robber Bride" by Margaret Atwood.   New intro music and a bit of an update!   Twitter / Instagram / Facebook Patreon Music Source: Project Gutenberg 

In 1872 the ghost ship Mary Celeste is found sailing across the Atlantic without a single crew member left on board. Theories over what happened on the Mary Celeste range from insurance fraud to a violent mutiny... this week, Maddy and Anthony discuss what they think happened to ... Show More

In 1872 the ghost ship Mary Celeste is found sailing across the Atlantic without a single crew member left on board. Theories over what happened on the Mary Celeste range from insurance fraud to a violent mutiny... this week, Maddy and Anthony discuss what they think happened to ... Show More

Send a textFinding an abandoned seaworthy ship is uncommon, finding an abandoned seaworthy ship as if the crew just jumped overboard together is unheard of, until the Mary Celeste was found.What do you think happened to the passengers of the Mary Celeste?Be sure to follow us on i ... Show More

The Queen Mary is a stunning former cruise ship built in the 1930s. Now permanently moored in Long Beach, CA and serving as a hotel and tourist attraction, many don’t realize her true past. With a very important assignment during WW2 and a number of documented deaths onboard, the ... Show More

The Queen Mary isn’t just a historic ocean liner—it’s a place where the past refuses to rest. With a reputation for ghostly encounters and unexplained events, this ship has drawn countless curious visitors. In this episode, you'll hear firsthand accounts from people who have expe ... Show More

You see a crew-less vessel approaching through the fog on a moonless night at sea.. can you trust that your eyes were telling you the truth? Is there really a ship sailing with no one aboard? We've talked about the creatures that lurk in the ocean's depths, but what about the tra ... Show More