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Disasters at Sea

Disasters at Sea

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Disasters at sea give no warning and no exits. A spark below deck, a wave taller than the bridge, a hull breach nobody can reach: when things go wrong on the open ocean, the nearest help is hours away and the water does not wait. This show tells the true stories of disasters at sea.

Each episode reconstructs one maritime catastrophe in full, cinematic detail: the ship, the crew, the first sign that something was wrong, and the desperate hours between the alarm and the rescue, or the silence. No host chatting between clips, no panel debating theories. Just one complete story, narrated start to finish, built from logbooks, inquiry records, and the testimony of survivors.

You will live through disasters at sea where fire raced through passenger decks faster than the lifeboats could drop, where captains chose between saving the ship and saving the people, and where a single decision made in thirty seconds decided hundreds of lives. Some episodes follow one voyage hour by hour; others trace the investigations that rewrote the rules of the sea. All of them treat disasters at sea as what they are: the ocean testing everything humans build.

If you are drawn to survival stories where the enemy is the sea itself, this is built for you. New episodes drop regularly, each one a self-contained voyage into catastrophe. Subscribe now so the next of these disasters at sea lands the moment it goes live.Copyright OBOMEDIA ENTERTAINMENT Fantascienza
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  • Bag Buried in a Bare Field: The Murder of Gary Dixon

    Bag Buried in a Bare Field: The Murder of Gary Dixon
    Aug 23 2026
    A bowling bag with the initials G.D. is dug up in a harvested soybean field - three miles from where the owner lies dead; did anyone move him in time?

    Bag Buried in a Bare Field: The Murder of Gary Dixon

    In this episode, we follow the discovery that starts a homicide inquiry: a bowling bag surfaced in a pale, harvested soybean field and a man was found face-down in a drainage ditch three miles away. We trace the timeline of the last confirmed sighting, the burial in exposed ground after combines ran, and the financial entry that appears the morning after his disappearance - what does it all point to?

    Person: Gary Dixon
    Date: September 6-9 (last seen Sept 6; bag found Sept 9)
    Location: soybean field adjacent to Route Nine; body found in drainage ditch off Route Nine
    Employer: Hoffman Family Grain, LLC
    Detective: Jason Lewis

    - April Bailey found the disturbed rectangle of soil and unearthed the bowling bag with initials G.D., a ball and rental shoes inside.
    - Desk clerk at Millford Lanes saw Gary leave at 9:40 PM on Sept 6 with the bag over his shoulder after bowling a 214.
    - Harvest logs show the adjacent soybean field was fully harvested by 7 AM on Sept 7, meaning the bag was buried after combines cleared the field.
    - Medical examiner Nate Okafor ruled the cause of death a homicide; the body was discovered three miles south in a drainage ditch later the same day.
    - A $340 “equipment deposit refund” cleared Gary’s employer’s farm account on the morning of Sept 7, despite no record of any deposit in his hire paperwork.

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    14 min
  • The GPS kept blinking and cost them the extra eleven days to find him

    The GPS kept blinking and cost them the extra eleven days to find him
    Aug 22 2026
    A GPS blinked on a creosote shrub in the Nevada desert-eleven days after a fuel-truck driver vanished; did they make it in time?

    The GPS kept blinking and cost them the extra eleven days to find him

    In this episode, we follow the steps investigators and family took from the last routine Thursday at the Pinon Diner to the discovery of a blinking GPS in a neglected stretch of high desert. We trace the paperwork, CCTV, and data that rerouted the case and ask what the persistent signal means for the search.

    Person: Randy Olson
    Date: August 3-16
    Location: Harwick County, Nevada; US-95 corridor; scrubland east of US-95
    Status: Missing; Peterbilt recovered stripped at Harwick Yards
    Person: Leanne Olson

    - Randy left a Thursday noon ritual at Booth Four and signed out a Peterbilt at ~9:40 PM on August 4, but CCTV shows a different person at the pump at 9:38 PM.
    - Donna Marsh’s departure log timestamps matched CCTV frames, eliminating an inside-records tampering theory.
    - The Peterbilt was found on August 11 at Harwick Yards, stripped and without keys, fourteen miles from the terminal.
    - A Garmin GPS device was found zip-tied to a creosote shrub, still transmitting coordinates eleven days after Randy vanished though its battery was dead.
    - The GPS had been pinging continuously from the same fixed point roughly 200 yards off a maintenance road, raising the question of who kept it alive.

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    14 min
  • The misaligned hasp that stalled the return - did they make it?

    The misaligned hasp that stalled the return - did they make it?
    Aug 21 2026
    A misaligned hasp on a padlocked lighthouse annex, a Garmin watch that logged a finished run, and a missing woman - did they make it in time?

    The misaligned hasp that stalled the return - did they make it?

    In this episode, we follow the discovery that set off a county investigation: a Garmin Forerunner found on a shelf inside a padlocked annex and the questions it raised about a missing marine technician. How did her watch end up in a building she never had access to, and who had the means to put it there?

    Person: Wendy Norris
    Date: Found July 14
    Location: Breakwater Lighthouse annex
    Person: Edward Tate
    Person: Dean Callahan

    - A Garmin Forerunner 255 sat on a bare wooden shelf inside a padlocked annex that had been locked since 2019.
    - Edward Tate, a 67-year-old commercial fisherman with a county key for an adjacent shed, noticed the padlock hasp was slightly misaligned and pushed the door open.
    - The watch showed a completed 3.1-mile run synced at 6:47 AM on July 9 - the same route Wendy Norris ran every morning for eleven years.
    - Wendy Norris, a 44-year-old marine biology technician, was missing for five days when the watch was found; she had received an invitation from Dean Callahan to go out on the water two days before her run.
    - Harbor logs show Callahan’s skiff at the annex-side dock from 11:40 PM to 1:17 AM on July 9, and Callahan later purchased an identical Garmin in cash the same day Wendy texted about the outing.

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    15 min
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