Post by hi224 on Feb 8, 2019 6:15:21 GMT
In what has been dubbed "Australia's Ghost Ship Mystery", on the 18th April, 2007, the crew of a surveillance helicopter spotted a catamaran drifting in the sea almost 100 miles off the Queensland coast of Australia, in the area of the Great Barrier Reef. They observed that the 9.8 metre ship was in some damage, as the sails looked to be badly shredded.Reporting that the crew may be in distress, a rescue crew was dispatched by helicopter two days later, catching up to the vessel and boarded the craft. They were to find circumstances on the vessel "strange".
It looked as if everything was set up for a meal, with food and utensils set out on a table. The engine was still running, and computers and a laptop were also set up and turned on. The anchor was up. Emergency systems on board, including its radio and GPS, were still functional, and the vessel still had its full set of life jackets. Fishing lines were still being ran from the boat, a cup of coffee was found near a life ring at the helm, and the personal belongings of the crew, including wallets and hung-out laundry, were found near slept-in beds. Maps were still placed out on another table. There had been no distress signals sent by the crew, and the boat looked to be in perfect working condition.
Some people think that it was a kraken, due to the destroyed sail... but what do you think?
If you want to read the rest of the story, then here is the link - www.theparanormalguide.com/blog/kaz-ii-mystery
It looked as if everything was set up for a meal, with food and utensils set out on a table. The engine was still running, and computers and a laptop were also set up and turned on. The anchor was up. Emergency systems on board, including its radio and GPS, were still functional, and the vessel still had its full set of life jackets. Fishing lines were still being ran from the boat, a cup of coffee was found near a life ring at the helm, and the personal belongings of the crew, including wallets and hung-out laundry, were found near slept-in beds. Maps were still placed out on another table. There had been no distress signals sent by the crew, and the boat looked to be in perfect working condition.
Some people think that it was a kraken, due to the destroyed sail... but what do you think?
If you want to read the rest of the story, then here is the link - www.theparanormalguide.com/blog/kaz-ii-mystery