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Navy Stories

Navy Stories

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Navy stories are written in the space between routine and catastrophe. A submarine that stops answering, a fire two decks below the waterline, a night watch that spots something the radar missed. This show tells true navy stories, from the sailors who lived them.

Each episode reconstructs one story in full, cinematic detail: the ship and her crew, the mission as it was briefed, the moment everything changed, and the seamanship, luck, or sacrifice that decided the outcome. No host chatting between clips, no panel debating strategy. Just one complete story, narrated start to finish, built from deck logs, action reports, and the testimony of navy veterans.

You will stand watch through navy stories of collisions in crowded shipping lanes, rescues in seas no small boat should survive, and battles where a single destroyer held a line against impossible odds. Some episodes follow one crew through one terrible night; others trace a ship's entire war from commissioning to her final port. All of them treat navy stories as what they really are: ordinary people keeping extraordinary machines, and each other, alive.

If you are drawn to navy stories that read like slow-burning thrillers, this is built for you. New episodes drop regularly, each one a self-contained voyage. Subscribe now so the next of these navy stories lands the moment it goes live.Copyright OBOMEDIA ENTERTAINMENT Fantascienza
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  • The broken screen phone kept ringing - and cost him a twenty‑year alibi

    The broken screen phone kept ringing - and cost him a twenty‑year alibi
    Aug 27 2026
    A cracked-screen phone lies in a plowed furrow off County Road Seven-how did it get there, and what did it cost him?

    The broken screen phone kept ringing - and cost him a twenty‑year alibi

    In this episode, we follow the discovery that launches a rural investigation: a bowling bag found upright in loose harvest soil with no footprints, a missing young woman, and the postal route boy who found the clue. What gaps in property records, access easements, and routine assumptions might explain how an object appeared where no one walked?

    Person: Darlene Green
    Date: September 15-16 (bag found Sept 15; body found Sept 16)
    Location: County Road Seven cornfield; Lester Grain parcel drainage ditch
    Person: Detective Carol Fisher
    Person: Melvin Roberts

    - A fifteen-year-old on a newspaper route found a bowling bag standing upright twenty feet inside a cornfield at 6:40 a.m, on September 15.
    - The bag held Darlene’s cracked-screen cell phone and size seven bowling shoes labeled “Darlene,” but her wallet remained in her car at her Cedar Flats Road home.
    - Detective Carol Fisher noted there were no footprints or drag marks in the soft, freshly plowed soil around the bag and ordered the entire field preserved.
    - Darlene had been dropped off after bowling at 9:15 p.m.; a text at 9:47 p.m. was never read, and she was reported missing three days later.
    - The Lester Grain parcel sits adjacent to Darlene’s rental and its side-door easement had been used for years by contractor Melvin Roberts; the lock on her barn door had been broken for three years without her knowledge.

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    15 min
  • The GPS screen that kept drawing routes cost him his freedom

    The GPS screen that kept drawing routes cost him his freedom
    Aug 26 2026
    A GPS screen kept drawing a live route beside a dead woman on a deserted Nevada highway - what did it cost him?

    The GPS screen that kept drawing routes cost him his freedom

    In this episode, we follow the hours and evidence around a killing on Nevada Route 359, centering on a lit GPS, a moved locked car, and a puzzling fuel-stop timestamp. We trace the routines, gaps, and choices that shaped the investigation and ask how isolated habits became crucial clues.

    Person: Brenda Odom
    Date: August 8 (body found at 6:40 a.m.)
    Location: Nevada Route 359, Mineral County
    Event: GPS device found with active route next to body; car moved ~400 meters and left locked
    Person: Raymond Wright (fleet card fuel stop timestamped 9:48 p.m.)

    - Brenda drove NV-359 every Wednesday for three years, leaving Hawthorne for Seco Flats and following the same truck stop routine.
    - A volunteer found Brenda in desert scrub beside a GPS with a glowing active route while the device battery was dead.
    - Investigators noted her car was moved about four hundred meters down the road, left locked, with a linear abrasion on the door-handle consistent with an external tool.
    - Raymond Wright’s fleet card shows a fuel stop at the same truck stop at 9:48 p.m.; his logs reveal an unexplained thirty-eight-minute gap afterward.
    - A previously suspected local pedestrian was cleared by independent confirmations of his location, keeping focus on the unresolved anomalies.

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    16 min
  • The red‑band watch that cost him his quiet life

    The red‑band watch that cost him his quiet life
    Aug 25 2026
    A lone watch sits ticking in an ice trough inside a locked cold storage while a fisherman lies dead nearby - what did his red-banded Garmin cost him?

    The red‑band watch that cost him his quiet life

    In this episode, we follow the scene at Harwick Cove Cold Storage the morning Kevin O'Brien found Jeffrey Coleman dead and a red-banded watch running eleven feet away. The episode traces the everyday harbor routines, the missing invoice dispute, and the narrow timeline that turned a locked door into a mystery: what happened between an evening text and a morning body?

    Person: Jeffrey Coleman
    Date: July 14 (body found); death estimated between July 10, 7-9 AM
    Location: Harwick Cove Cold Storage, Harwick Cove, Maine
    Item: red-banded Garmin Forerunner engraved "JC / Breakwater"
    Phone contact: July 9, 9:47 PM text from number registered to Grant Stroud

    - A locked padlock, no forced entry, and a drained ice trough with a watch standing face-up eleven feet from the body.
    - Coleman posted an Instagram photo at 6:04 AM on July 10 showing the red-banded watch on his wrist; the medical examiner places death that morning.
    - Coleman filed a written dispute over Invoice 2847 on June 28 and copied the Millhaven Harbor Authority; three days later the invoice disappears from Stroud's system.
    - Mertens managed the cold storage with two keys: one logged in the municipal lockbox and one kept at home; Mertens' ferry timestamp shows he left before Coleman's estimated death window.
    - Grant Stroud delivered to the supply room on June 30 during a brief solo window when Mertens' personal key was missing, then returned it within a week.

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    17 min
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