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Today's story, a mystery, one of the great unsolved disappearance mysteries of the 20th century,

and one which continues to be talked about and investigated week in and week out.

Lake Michigan, one of America's five great lakes, about the size of the state of West Virginia,

is no stranger to human disasters, especially when it comes to ships,

as over 1,000 ships have sunk in her

waters in the past 200 years. Well, this story isn't about a ship, or a boat wreck, at least as far as

we know. It's about three young women who parked their blankets and belongings on a crowded

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