Across the UK, across continental North America and around the world on the internet by webcast

and by podcast, my name is Howard Hughes and this is the unexplained.

Well, change of the seasons looking out the window now bit of a breeze blowing, trees

are still green, but I think before long they're going to be turning brown because it's

getting cooler.

Definitely this morning as I'm recording these words, I'm recording this at half past

nine in the morning there's a bit of a chill in my apartment where I'm doing these recordings.

So that I think is a sign of things to come and I know that in the southern hemisphere

got many listeners in places like New Zealand, Australia, South Africa.

You're going to be getting the change there too.

I think it's moving from very rainy conditions for you to something warmer as you will know.

So we had our long hot summer and now who knows what the winter will bring.

It's enough weather talk.

This edition of the unexplained is a conversation that I recorded for my radio show when I did

it from the very place that I'm sitting right now when the show was three hours long and

very different from what it is now as a TV show.

And it is the story of a maritime disaster.

A terrible one, one of the worst in European history, the sinking of the ferry, the MS Estonia.

Wednesday 28th September 1994.

Every early in the morning about 10 to 1 in the morning between then and 10 to 2 in the

morning, this whole thing unfolded.

The ship was crossing the Baltic from Tallinn in Estonia to Stockholm in Sweden.

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