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Hello and thank you for downloading the podcast of our history program witness with me Simon Watts.

Today I'm bringing you the story of how reporters from Italy and Britain uncovered the truth

about one of the worst disasters ever in the Mediterranean, a shipwreck

which killed nearly 300 migrants from South Asia. It's the summer of 2001.

It's the summer of 2001.

Italian journalist Giovanni Maria Bello is on a small boat off the southeastern tip of Sicily. He and the local fishermen are using a remote

underwater camera to look for what had become known as the Phantom Shipwreck. The Cebina of Command,

that was in the state of the algae.

The first thing we saw was the bridge, which was covered in algae.

Then we saw what we first thought was clothing, but as the camera moved closer, we could see it might be bones.

Then we could clearly see they were bones.

Bones scattered everywhere as if a bomb had gone off in a graveyard.

At that point it was completely clear that this was the wreck.

The story of the Phantom Shipwreck began nearly five years earlier across the Mediterranean in Greece.

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