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H.M.S Queen Mary · Ghost stories and the Unusual Paranormal podcast

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Speaker 2: your weekend or whenever you guys are listening to this.
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Speaker 2: Let's uh pick a trip. We're going to Long Beach, California,
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Speaker 2: and we're gonna up on a luxury liner all the
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Speaker 2: hs ur hms Queen Mary, and we're gonna hop on
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Speaker 2: her and we're going to take a trip across time
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Speaker 2: and uh we can go way back and even prior,
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Speaker 2: just prior before her launch. Uh as she got ready
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Speaker 2: to get to launch King George the fifth, it's up
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Speaker 2: on the blocks and to uh sit cylinder. And here's
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Speaker 2: a speech. Today we come to the happy task that's
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Speaker 2: sending her off to the state state status ship now
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Speaker 2: being and now and being has been the nation's will
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Speaker 2: as she would be completed. And today we send her
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Speaker 2: fourth no longer a number and the bucks, but the
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Speaker 2: ship with the name in the world, alive with beauty,
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Speaker 2: energy and stranger, made her life among great waters, spread
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Speaker 2: friendship among nations, and this is where they named her.
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Speaker 2: He names her the Queen Mary. Queen Mary's creation and
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Speaker 2: launch was nothing that of extraordinary, and her story is
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Speaker 2: rich in its history, elegance and brand the time her
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Speaker 2: construction began in nineteen thirty and by being Scotland Queen
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Speaker 2: Married is destined to stand it in a class all
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Speaker 2: over run. Despite suffering economic setbacks during the Great Depression,
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Speaker 2: but still construction from the ship silveral years. Conrad lying
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Speaker 2: spread no expense on building the Queen Mary, which was
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Speaker 2: originally known from the known was job number five thirty four.
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Speaker 2: It's also the the cousin of the Titanic. Legend has
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Speaker 2: a board these that the Order Directors of Conrad had
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Speaker 2: decided the name of Queen or decided to name the
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Speaker 2: ship Queen Victoria, which we have been in keeping with
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Speaker 2: tradition the Conrade ships having the L a suffix or
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Speaker 2: the I a suffix like the mark Moutriana Warriota and
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Speaker 2: Virginias Virginia as we're protocol work Protocol. Legend states that
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Speaker 2: the Comrade directors went to ask the King George his
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Speaker 2: blessing on the ship's proposed name, saying we have we
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Speaker 2: have dedicated to name our new ship after England's greatest Queen,
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Speaker 2: meaning Queen Victoria and the Queen's grandmother palm Watch. The
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Speaker 2: King have reported to have stated, my wife, Queen being married,
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Speaker 2: will be delighted that you are naming the ship dofter her.
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Speaker 2: On May twenty seven, nineteen thirty six, Queen Married departed
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Speaker 2: from Southampton, England, embarked on her main voyage. She bolsted
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Speaker 2: five dining areas and lounds two cocktail bars and swim ghouls,
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Speaker 2: a great a grand ballroom and squash courts, given small hospital.
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Speaker 2: Being married at said a new reachwek in Transatlantic travel,
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Speaker 2: which which is Richard famous, considered the only civilized way
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Speaker 2: to travel, quickly sees the hearts and imagination to the
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Speaker 2: public both sides of the Atlantic, representing the spirit of
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Speaker 2: the era known as the algenic fast that elgenic past
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Speaker 2: and style. Since well since her retirement in the sea
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Speaker 2: active winder in nineteen sixty seven, Being Mary has never
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Speaker 2: been more popular in the ironic of the iconic South
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Speaker 2: California attraction hotel and venues and especially events. Ships carried
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Speaker 2: some two point two million passengers on the same East
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Speaker 2: time and eight one hundred and ten and hundred ten
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Speaker 2: thousand million personnel in the Second World War, but here
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Speaker 2: in ron Beach, estimated five million people have visited the
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Speaker 2: daily ship was launched on nineteen thirty four. As well
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Speaker 2: as English psychic Lady Mabel Folker Harrison and predicted Being
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Speaker 2: Mary will be brands fame and popularity even she never
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Speaker 2: sets another mile. She never sailed another mile or carries
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Speaker 2: other passenger, other paying passenger, and a compelling insight and
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Speaker 2: see the HM's Queen Mary spent three decades transporting the
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Speaker 2: rich and the famous across their Transatlantic for return in
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Speaker 2: nineteen sixty seven. She served and a great served at
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Speaker 2: the Great Depression World War two, and then's the boy
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Speaker 2: to charge the faith of her cousin the Titanic. But
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Speaker 2: under the glids and glamour, this hound shit has been
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Speaker 2: hitted several dark secrets. In a sunny day in nineteen
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Speaker 2: thirty six, when the Queen married departed from England on
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Speaker 2: s my voyage, she sucked. She offered all the finest ecumen's,
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Speaker 2: exquisite dining room, swimming pools, daily radio broadcasts, kennel passengers,
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Speaker 2: dogs and children nursery. Even in the hospital she was
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Speaker 2: the beast, posting top speed of thirty two knots. She
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Speaker 2: could travel from England to New York four days. Her
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Speaker 2: parent company recently merged with Conrad White Star Lines and
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Speaker 2: to despite the success that Conrad had gone broke during
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Speaker 2: the Great Depression, and the White Star Line is still
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Speaker 2: scared by the Titanic and the Britannic. Those were the twins,
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Speaker 2: so she's even the cousin of the Britannic. Their fate
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Speaker 2: rested on the marry, seeing their luck at had finally
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Speaker 2: term The HMS Queen Mary dominated the transplanting travel, holding
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Speaker 2: the Blue Ribbon from nineteen thirty eight to fifty two
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Speaker 2: and welcoming celebrity, politicians, human royalty, but worlding, but the
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Speaker 2: world was a torment formal furma room. At the outbreak
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Speaker 2: of World War two, famed oceanand became a military transport ship.
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Speaker 2: All in between five thy fifteen hundred soldiers across the world,
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Speaker 2: and it's even things to look ticket. Even things took
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Speaker 2: their turn even then. And then when when turned into
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Speaker 2: the military, they painted her gray and they nicknamed nicknamed
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Speaker 2: her the Great Lady. At least forty seven people died
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Speaker 2: aboard and be married during this kind at sea. The
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Speaker 2: young crew member named John Peter was crushed by a
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Speaker 2: door during the Mercy Grill. Another died after drinking gin
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Speaker 2: and turned out to be being rest died on natural puzzles,
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Speaker 2: that's what the official records report. The hundreds and others
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Speaker 2: said they had died on or whatever hands of being married.
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Speaker 2: Hire her retirement nineteen thirty nine, ship was drafted into
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Speaker 2: military service and Britain loved her size and speed. Keep
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Speaker 2: her safe from German reboats that they were right, as
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Speaker 2: rumored that Adolf Hitler offered a two hundred and fifty
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Speaker 2: thousand dollars war to any summary captain who was successfully sinking.
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Speaker 2: Queen Mary's efficiency came at a cost. She was pushed
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Speaker 2: for the limit, even craming fifteen hundred soldiers into space
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Speaker 2: which was only designed for two two hundred, She was
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Speaker 2: strapped to her flying. She stripped her flying a dig
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Speaker 2: wore and amenities in order to create more space. Her
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Speaker 2: bright smokestacks were painted navy gray and poroles and blacked
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Speaker 2: out the well. The portholes were blacked out, welded shut,
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Speaker 2: and transformed, turning to the nickname the great Ghosts. And
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Speaker 2: some of the soldiers flap shoulders shoulder above deck look
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Speaker 2: uh look turned a sleeping on and bus below deck.
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Speaker 2: The lack of airflow made the cabins uh sufflicately hopped.
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Speaker 2: Some soldiers died from the heat exhaustion, and others just
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Speaker 2: jumped ship. Mary was no The Marrier was no longer
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Speaker 2: a luptuous bruce ship. It was it was hell. Legend
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Speaker 2: has its staff when half praised to one other BUSO.
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Speaker 2: Rumor is that that one gallery crew locked one ship
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Speaker 2: in its own oven one night, mostly him alive. Although
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Speaker 2: there was no records of the ship what shifts the minds,
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Speaker 2: there is some some console evidence that the marriage that
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Speaker 2: the marry is responsible for so for three hundred men.
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Speaker 2: In October nineteen forty two, the Fame ship accidentally lighted
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Speaker 2: each of us curricle, a much smaller cruise liner a
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Speaker 2: smaller cruisers in that was escorting around the Irish pelas.
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Speaker 2: The priscal was zig zagg in front of the Mary
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Speaker 2: hoping to would throw off any potential missile texts. When
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Speaker 2: the eight hundred or when the eighty two thousand township
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Speaker 2: basticularly about into it ran over, it made it to
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Speaker 2: a speed bump, breaking it in hack. Some of the
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Speaker 2: crew that died instantly. Others drowned or succumbed to hypothermia
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Speaker 2: in the freezing water. Mary never stopped to rescue them.
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Speaker 2: It was what had prompted thousands of soldiers on board
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Speaker 2: and an estimate three hundred twenty nine men died as
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Speaker 2: soul truth that happened and was sealed until the war
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Speaker 2: ended three years later, when by then being married was undergone.
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Speaker 2: Tim Mouth re evaluation or we re valiation on erased
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Speaker 2: any remnence of military life. Paintings, fine china and Art
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Speaker 2: Deco furniture were returned to the cabins and dynamos were ready.
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Speaker 2: Two thousands of rich and famous and powerful once again,
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Speaker 2: but all the expensive nacre in the world, and the
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Speaker 2: very way had happened during the war being married was
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Speaker 2: marked on its ship. The Ship of Farming haunted over
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Speaker 2: four hundred spirits, most influence being the spirit of Statement
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Speaker 2: B three forty, where paranormal activity sold frequent and intense.
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Speaker 2: Some members of the crew recreused to go inside. Some
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Speaker 2: seem to have their own story who or what haunts
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Speaker 2: that room? Nineteen forty their cross passor named Walter b
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Speaker 2: of Adamson, Miss Jersey, died there. It is his ghost
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Speaker 2: that haunts his place because or whether he or was
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Speaker 2: he killed by the ghosts of the theory claims the
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Speaker 2: staff are they man their costume aftery murder two women
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Speaker 2: in nineteen sixties during the ninth again beating on the door,
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Speaker 2: screaming and guard inside outside that something was in the
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Speaker 2: room with him, and they opened the door in the
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Speaker 2: morning they found his bloody, angrine body and he would
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Speaker 2: he had been ripped aparts. When the ship was retired
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Speaker 2: in nineteen sixty seven, three the third classrooms were claimed
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Speaker 2: to create the larger hotel room B three forty no
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Speaker 2: longer after the guests been imporant things. One woman said
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Speaker 2: that she had woken and the bed covers were ripped
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Speaker 2: off her middle of the night. She was even saw
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Speaker 2: a man filming over the end of the bed other
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Speaker 2: for her panting voices, and complained that the passats turned
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Speaker 2: by turned on by themselves. The ship received so many
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Speaker 2: negative reports throughout the nineteen seven that B three boarding
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Speaker 2: was closed public for over thirty years. Is reopened as
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Speaker 2: haunted attraction in nineteen are in twenty eighteen where the
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Speaker 2: key comes from the furnace fierce warning. Even this you
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Speaker 2: know the current captain is too scared to enter. Other
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Speaker 2: hounding areas include the former first class swimming pool, boiler
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Speaker 2: and number four and doorway where John Petter was tragically
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Speaker 2: crushed into the during the emergency threw patters got stop
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Speaker 2: and spotted wearing blue overalls. Sometimes he had run behind
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Speaker 2: the people listening as worn down. Other times he asks
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Speaker 2: guests they've seen his ranch. They even turned back to
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Speaker 2: him and he's gone. The sheer amount of ghost activity
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Speaker 2: or be Married has earned the title and most common
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Speaker 2: ghost ship in the world, and hast tracted many paranormal fanatics.
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Speaker 2: As it is, the history buffs still even the light
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Speaker 2: of the day, there's something creepy even about Marry. The
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Speaker 2: ship is a relic and a bike gone error. By
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Speaker 2: the nineteen sixties, commercial freight have being become performed method
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Speaker 2: of transportation, and the thriving ocean line in our industry
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Speaker 2: has gone dry. The golden years of Transatlantic travel over over.
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Speaker 2: Despite the nineteen thirties luxury Night, the Queen Mary cannot
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Speaker 2: despite with the modern cruise ships Connored eventually made with
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Speaker 2: the Fish, they had difficult decision to sell her city
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Speaker 2: long Beach or a good service tourist attraction on a hotel.
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Speaker 2: With the exception of a few modern updates that Mary still
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Speaker 2: looks like she did, hating brand employments. She has known
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Speaker 2: as a ship of woods due to a massive number
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Speaker 2: of mixed woods in her constructions. You walk up a
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Speaker 2: massive black hall, might see it might build the same
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Speaker 2: Russia excitement that you that first through the passengers through
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Speaker 2: the day. As launched on May on that May morning.
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Speaker 2: Queen Mary is still instant in Helphol, but as haunted
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Speaker 2: ship hosts more evil as it does. Married, married by war,
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Speaker 2: neither by time or no motivation can bury the dark seat.
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Speaker 2: It's h m us we married. Well, that's a that's awesome,
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Speaker 2: and I hope you uh guys enjoy this story. And
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Speaker 2: uh we end up getting uh so we looked at her.
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Speaker 2: Our voice, our voicemails and our gmails are male and
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Speaker 2: we got this uh ghost story from Nick. I hope
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Speaker 2: you guys liked it as well. It's difficult to recall
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Speaker 2: my first encounter with the paranormal on my mother's childhood home.
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Speaker 2: I was very young when it happened, and the experience
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Speaker 2: was surprisedly peaceful. I told my family about the apparition
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Speaker 2: I saw, which turned out to be saint person from
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Speaker 2: many photos. To my amazement, she had died many years
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Speaker 2: before I was born. She looked so real and live.
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Speaker 2: It was my late great grandmar My frustrations would go
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Speaker 2: hauntings and supernatural then fully developed into my mid teens.
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Speaker 2: I want to share the serious story that have been
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Speaker 2: trouble for some time, and we rather experience something something incredible.
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Speaker 2: Many past events and their secrets, then got up to
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Speaker 2: those secrets than him and had reason in an old
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Speaker 2: urban town called Nebraska City.
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Speaker 1: To her.
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Speaker 2: Historically, Ben has been shell shelter, shout, crouding in secrecy.
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Speaker 2: If you remember being the old game, the Orcan Trail
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Speaker 2: and the nineteen eighties might recall a bit of a history.
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Speaker 2: In eighteen forty six, the original fort, the Karney, was
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Speaker 2: located in Nebraska City, which is now south President Day McCarney.
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Speaker 2: Nebraska Fort is also believed beyond it, but that's another story.
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Speaker 2: Maybe we will do a story about that. Nebraska City,
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Speaker 2: known as the home of arbor Day, is near Albert, Large,
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Speaker 2: home of the first Secretary of Agriculture of the United States,
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Speaker 2: Jay Story Morton. He promoted three plantings on the prairie,
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Speaker 2: one for shade, one for fruit, and for wind breaks.
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Speaker 2: National Arbor Day Foundation as its headquarters near his home
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Speaker 2: Nebraska City, where a grim historical fact sites were first
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Speaker 2: drought and sold in the eighteen fifties in Nebraska City.
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Speaker 2: The Kansas Nebraska Act of the eighteen fifty four allowed
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Speaker 2: the legal settlement in the region nineteen fifty seven. Three
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Speaker 2: town sites and Prairie City merged from one present day
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Speaker 2: Nemraska City. Steamboats were occasional to the area, bringing commerce,
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Speaker 2: people and freight to the new Western Frontier. Supplies were
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Speaker 2: brought up to the Missouri River by steam boat, then
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Speaker 2: transported by wagon tracks. Well respected farmer named Alex Barton
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Speaker 2: where whose name has been changed for privacy for large
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Speaker 2: tract of land. Missouri River flow through two miles of
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Speaker 2: his property, making him uneasily uneasy about allowing him to
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Speaker 2: see let steamboats pass. Despite the cities offered by the
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Speaker 2: property for astrominable song, Alex refused to linquish his rights
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Speaker 2: out said seven sisters blue names also been changed Heather, Emily, Sue, Manny,
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Speaker 2: Erica and Betty. The oldest was Gloria Boyd was the
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Speaker 2: only one married. Her husband died flew After his death,
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Speaker 2: all seven sisters live together. Heather was a teacher, Emily
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Speaker 2: and Sue worked at the local grocery store, Manny was
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Speaker 2: a bartender, and Erica and Betty have outs on the
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Speaker 2: farm every night. His sisters worked on the fields to
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Speaker 2: harvest corner and when the season was right. It was
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Speaker 2: a tough time and many people from robust city helped
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Speaker 2: out outs argued in Corn that they would not allow
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Speaker 2: the city to take his land or led steamboats or
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Speaker 2: illegally on his portion of the river. The court ruled
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Speaker 2: that no one could own river, granting travelers rights to
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Speaker 2: cross across grew Out bought the systems, wearing re bange
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Speaker 2: on everyone who crossed his land by steamboat. During tough time,
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Speaker 2: steamboats traveled only once a week as resources window, people
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Speaker 2: still managed to travel by steamboat occasionally. Every time Alex
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Speaker 2: saw a steamboat crossing his land, they will come and
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Speaker 2: raged fire. His rifle scared travelers. His sister urged him
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Speaker 2: saw land and move by. Alex loved to love the
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Speaker 2: city and and eliminade, and he saw his conspiracy and
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Speaker 2: fear and fear, and his sisters were against him. They
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Speaker 2: fought consensuly, and out stops were consumed by hatred and revenge.
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Speaker 2: The scenes eventually built a road that could that would
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Speaker 2: would cover them remain in port of Out's plan in
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Speaker 2: fearing him further about to prevent anyone from acrossing his property.
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Speaker 2: Warning falling contained disturbing content which to avoid. For skipt
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Speaker 2: on on four hills that Alex wants to mire, but
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Speaker 2: had sundoways, he cast his winding to the city. One night,
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Speaker 2: he poisonous sisters during supper and dragged their bodies to
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Speaker 2: the hills and hung. One morning, the church group band
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Speaker 2: a service on the hills, unaware the nightmare waiting for them.
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Speaker 2: They were horrified to find the bodies. That find the bodies.
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Speaker 2: Betty's body swung from the tree at the eastern hill.
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Speaker 2: Sue's body was at the western him with their face
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Speaker 2: beaten in, and mandates and air bottings round the northeastern hill.
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Speaker 2: Heather and serage bodies hung on the northeastern hill and
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Speaker 2: their throats slashed and their arms tied up. Triff Andrew
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Speaker 2: Schultz Balfourian's body hanging from one leg from the tree
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Speaker 2: on the fifth hill. Her stomach was cut open and
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Speaker 2: her tests were spilled. Oubvious to the ground. Under her
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Speaker 2: body was her unborn child dead. Gloria was was seven
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Speaker 2: months pregnant. Ox was executed after confessing to the murders.
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Speaker 2: He claims that he would kept promise to his father,
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Speaker 2: never give away his land. However, this did not justify
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Speaker 2: his horrific actions. The haunting. After the construction of the road,
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Speaker 2: though alex Bean burns property, and many travelers reported on
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Speaker 2: its unexplainable phenomena roads the road. The road is called
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Speaker 2: now Seven Sister Road. At night, headlights flicker and burn out,
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Speaker 2: and people's fall or break down for noah apparent reasons.
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Speaker 2: One couple experienced this when their car broke broke down
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Speaker 2: in thick fog. Husband checked the engine but found nothing wrong. Suddenly,
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Speaker 2: eerie screams come from the west there where they saw
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Speaker 2: five hills lighted in a D shade, screens faded. The
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Speaker 2: car started up on his own. They quickly drove away.
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Speaker 2: Thou never returned. Three miles of the south in Nebraska City,
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Speaker 2: why It's Camp Creek Cemetery where Alex and several sisters
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Speaker 2: were buried. Even though there were no records of Bory's
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Speaker 2: baby being buried there, many of reported hearing baby's cry
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Speaker 2: from the cemetery, which rumbling stops. That phenomenon also reported
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Speaker 2: them The Seven Sisters wrote big Stall, Well, that's a
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Speaker 2: wonderful story. I'm glad to share them the NIGGA and
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