In mid-November 2002, fishing boat High Ames 6 left Indonesia for fishing grounds near the Marshall Islands in the Pacific Ocean.

Six weeks later it was found adrift 4,000 miles from its destination in the marshals off the

northwest coast of Australia. The boat was undamaged. Everything was in order, with no signs

of violence. But the crew had vanished without a trace. They didn't even leave a note.

Yes, it looks like we've got us another ghost ship.

And just like that, we are back. Yeah, that's right. So this is part two. If you haven't heard part one of our story about the high aim six ghost ship. Go back and listen to that

because this wasn't intended to be a two-parter. We're jumping in right in the middle of the

episode. That's how we did this. So go back and listen to that. But if you are, we're just

picking up right where we left off at the end of the episode. This is the conclusion.

Featuring Joe Sweeney from

Thinking Side Race Podcast and filmmaker, Vincent Calderney. This is The Shocking Details.

I wanted to throw in one last thing, one last bit of intrigue, potential intrigue,

which is there was some speculation at the time that the High Am 6 might have gotten mixed up with the Bally bombers.

Do you remember the nightclub bombings in Valley back in 2002?

Oh, I definitely do. I remember it very clearly.

Yeah, there were three huge spectacular bombings of nightclubs in Valley on October 12, 2002, which was like, you know, right before our high name 6 action here.

And these attacks killed more than 200 people and wounded 200 plus more people.

Oh, it was.

It's kind of got forgotten.

But honestly, at the time, I remember feeling like it was sort of almost a, almost a second 9-11.

I mean, a little over dramatic.

But like, it was a big deal. It killed a lot of people. It was really terrible almost a second 9-11. I mean, a little over-dramatic, but like, it was a big deal.

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