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I've been doing some digging on the fishing vessel "Lady of Good Voyage," and came across a curious bit of history about the ship. Before Gregory and the other crew members went missing, the boat had changed ownership a few times, which isn’t uncommon, but it seems like each new owner had significant mechanical issues right before they decided to sell. I can't help but wonder if anyone else has come across similar patterns with other vessels, or if this might be a factor worth exploring further in Gregory's case. It's odd how some boats seem to carry a streak of bad luck with them. Just thinking out loud here, but maybe there’s more under the surface that hasn’t been dug into yet. Thoughts?
Has anyone looked into the weather conditions on the day the Lady of Good Voyage went missing? It's always puzzled me how such an experienced crew could vanish without a trace. I read somewhere that the waters in that region can get unpredictable with sudden storms, and I'm wondering if that's a factor. It seems like unexpected weather might be the missing piece to this puzzle. Plus, it could help us understand what they faced out there. If anyone has info about the forecast or sea conditions from that day, please share!
Hi everyone, I've been closely following the case of Gregory and the other crew members of the Lady of Good Voyage. Something that intrigues me is the weather conditions on the day they went missing. From what I've gathered, March 10, 1993, had reports of a sudden storm in the area they were last seen. Does anyone have more information on the typical weather patterns during that time in that region? It seems like it could have played a significant role in their disappearance. Any insights would be much appreciated! ?️‍♂️