Category: Historical Mystery

The fate of the U.S.S. Cyclops, one of the sea's most enduring mysteries

8/6/2022

By M.P. Pellicer | Eerie.News
In a foreshadowing of things to come, in early March 1918, it was reported by the Navy that Willie J. Nettles, coxswain on the U.S.S. Cyclops was drowned on February 10, when he was swept overboard. His body was never recovered from the waters off Brazil.

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Eerie News with M.P. Pellicer | July 22, 2022

7/22/2022

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- THE IMPOSTOR (ROMANOV MYSTERY)
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Charlevoix couple offers theory on mysterious 1679 French shipwreck

3/9/2022

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The Griffin - a ship that was 'cursed' by native tribesmen - disappeared on its maiden voyage. It has been identified nearly 350 years after it vanished, solving one of America's oldest and most notorious maritime mysteries.

By Eric Freedman (DetroitNews)
Historical mysteries may take decades, even centuries, to solve – if ever. In the Great Lakes region, there may be no older and more intriguing historical mystery than the 1679 disappearance of the Griffon, one of French explorer Robert La Salle’s ships.

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The fate of the U.S.S. Cyclops, one of the sea's most enduring mysteries

Eerie News with M.P. Pellicer | July 22, 2022

Charlevoix couple offers theory on mysterious 1679 French shipwreck

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