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We like to think that when we get on a boat or ship, we make it to our destinations safely. For most of us, that happens. But, sometimes, it doesn’t, and for some reason, we end up with more questions than answers. From a chilling distress signal with a dead crew to an abandoned ship with nothing out of place, here are 20 most mysterious ghost ships. ► For copyright matters please contact us: top5sfinest🤍gmail.com
Why does the narrator sound so creepily gleeful when relating these stories, many of which are tragedies? It sounds completely detached from the subject, and annoyingly absurd.
Urang Medan is a hoax. The ship never existed. Same with the Irish ship.
Was everyone from the Carroll A Deering Civil War era? The ship was circa 1920; so why do the officers look like they are from the 1870’s? That is really odd.
Keep comments respectful??? How???
Not "the finest"....more like "the stupidest".
The "village idiot" commentator explains how the crew was "found" but but but, the damned ship blew up and sank???? WTF???
EOTaFiHiva8&t=2m25s 2:25 For the youtube.com/results?search_query=%23startopic #StarTopic , I believe that was the SS America, aka the American Star, which was a WWII ship and a notable ocean liner. She also went by as the RHMS (Royal Hellenic Mail Ship) Australis/SS Italis when she was under the Chandris Line (before this line dissolved and later on became Celebrity Cruises in 1988, being a subsidary of Royal Carribean) in the 1960s and around early 80s (for a short period of time), plus the Noga/Alferdoss when being laid up in Elefsina in Greece after she stopped working under her own power, but on transport to Phucket, Thailand in 1994 as the SS American Star to become a floating hotel, she ran aground on Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands after a tow line went loose/snapped off of her. After about 48 hours, she broke into two, which the ship was considered a total loss and abandoned. She's as of now about disintergtated and became an artificial reef.
What a shite post.
THAT,S ONE WAY TO GET A LOAD OF PEOPLE LIVING OVER THERE AND I BET IT COME A LONG WAY LOOKING AT THE RUST
Not ireland SS America was rms Australes in 1970s laid up in new zealand broke her tow while going for scrap ended up on canary ilands
The narrator is painful to listen to
GMAB.
this is really amazing about this project listening to about the ships
# star topic that’s the American star which grounded it just recently completely sank there’s nothing left of her I believe
Morse code on FM broadcast band radio. You kidding me.
StarTopic was not on Ireland Coast...was in Spain, Fuerteventura
The "mystery ship"... not the MV Alta by any chance? The crew was rescued near Haiti and the ship drifted to Africa, then up the Euro coast.
youtube.com/results?search_query=%23star #Star Topic This is just a representation of my comment, the real one was lost when no one read it.
I don't like it when you threat us for not subscribing to this channel
so I mite whatch sometimes but I will never subscribe
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