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Listener discretion is advised. Oh, you're going to be. It was November 1872 when a British merchant ship left New York City destined for Gibraltar,

while crossing the icy waters of the North Atlantic,

the crew spotted a phantom-like silhouette on the horizon. The Mary Celeste, a twin master ship, eerily adrift at sea without a soul in sight.

With a growing sense of dread, the British crew boarded the abandoned ship only to be met with

unnerving silence.

The Mary Celeste was in perfect condition.

Saleset, cargo secure, provisions untouched.

In the Captain's Quarters, a half-written log-by-by-by-by-by-by-by-by-by-by-by-byudched. In the Captain's Quarters, a half-written logbook hinted to a routine voyage while

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