Deep Sea Dread: Real-Life Stories of Ocean Horror

[@Jillrussell-mj4yw]

Scary sea stories sounds perfect, let’s go! ❤

[@MalevolentMischief]

I have a new appreciation for being on dry land.

[@aimforspace]

Oh this is perfect timing. I just finished the The Fisherman by John Langan (which is more of a cosmic horror novel). I'm in the mood for some deep water mysteries ❤

[@MalevolentMischief]

The ocean is one thing that I will never ever mess with. That was the case even before covering these stories, certainly the case after. I hope you enjoy!

[@susanmcdermott3668]

The first story is like the three lighthouse keepers who vanished without trace in Scotland 1900.

[@MalevolentMischief]

I'm super familiar with that story and it perplexes me on occasion to this day. Obviously they were swept away into the sea, but how did it happen? Honestly, it's kind of terrifying to me that the ocean is the graveyard for thousands (if not millions) and we will likely never find even a small percentage of those lost. Thanks for watching!

[@amareharris2797]

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[@MalevolentMischief]

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[@skeletor1422]

thank you for yet another awesome video 😁 hope you have a great start to your week!

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Thanks 6 I was a member about a year ago but times got tight I’ve stayed with you the whole time of course! My favorite channel

[@MalevolentMischief]

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[@christinecole6565]

Omw to the new one now..That was literally perfect timing! ✌🏼

[@MalevolentMischief]

Glad you think so!! Hope you enjoyed this and any other videos it was time to consume. 😁😁

[@BizarreCases-hcv]

The ocean is already mysterious enough, but these stories just make it feel like a whole different world of terror. I’ll be sticking to dry land!

[@MalevolentMischief]

Right there with you. Not that I was racing to go on an open ocean adventure before, but now it feels like we're land mammals for a reason. Thanks for watching!

[@lydaalvarez123]

Excellent stories tonight

[@MalevolentMischief]

Glad you enjoyed!! Thanks so much for stopping by, and I hope to catch you on the next one too!

[@matthewolmos8408]

awesome stories 🔥👍🏼

[@MalevolentMischief]

So glad you think so! Thanks for tuning in.

[@Cherrygirl-1111]

My favorite MM. I love the new stories.👍🏾👊🏾💯❤️

[@MalevolentMischief]

Really glad to hear that. Plenty more where this came from too! 😁😁

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I watched all your videos

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That means a lot, thank you for tuning in for all that we do. Hope to see you on the next one too!

[@arisolisB]

Happy Sunday 😎💯🔥💖🌺

[@MalevolentMischief]

Hope your week is going amazingly so far.

[@tekashicarrot]

woot woot❤

[@MalevolentMischief]

Hope you enjoyed this one.

[@latinking9793]

In the story about the US Cyclops it is a very strange story I think it sailed a Portal into another strange world, never to be seen again.

[@MalevolentMischief]

Strangely enough, that's far from the wildest theory I've heard regarding that story. It's absolutely tragic whatever befell that ship and it's crew. I feel for the families that likely have gone generations now not knowing what happened to their loved ones. Thanks for watching!

[@latinking9793]

@MalevolentMischief Your welcome my friend I feel for the crew members, family and friends, to not know what happened to them. My name is Brave I'm a white male in California. I also Investigate haunted places

[@MalevolentMischief]

What part of California are you from, brother?

[@latinking9793]

@MalevolentMischief I'm beautiful San Francisco , California

[@MalevolentMischief]

Very cool. I was born and raised right across the Bay Bridge. While I live a little further down the coast now, The Bay Area will always be home.

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I’d like to rejoin the patreon group if I could get a lil help finding that place 🙏

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I'd be happy to have you aboard. You can find a clickable link in the description of this episode, or you can head over to patreon.com/MalevolentMischief on your own and sign up. I want to thank you for the support, it truly means a lot!

[@vanessahouse3307]

😊

[@MalevolentMischief]

Thanks for dropping by!!

[@irinievanaarde9238]

'Lets go for a sail on the deep blue ocean '... 😳😳😳, thank you, but no, no, no.

[@MalevolentMischief]

The ocean is a beautiful but truly terrifying place. Thanks for watching!

[@pandorasflame7742]

The Cyclops wasn't supposed to stop in Barbados and you made no mention of how everyone on board hated the captain. Your version of the story on the Cyclops is too bare bones.

[@MalevolentMischief]

Those are interesting points. But that leads me to my question. How do either of those things affect the fact that the ship disappeared the way that it did? The crew’s disdain for the captain didn’t cause it to vanish. And whether it was meant to stop to be re-supplied or not, it did stop, and then started its voyage again without issue. So, while you bring up those additional things, I don’t see how it really changes the outcome of the story. Now, if the history buff inside of you just needed to bring it up, I can understand that too. But in conveying that story, I think we reached our destination. Unfortunately, the same can’t be said about the Cyclops.

[@UnFairGuidelines]

I love your narrations so freaking much. Thank you for your daily uploads. I think I remember you saying about you recording an audio book about Columbine some time back? Was that you? If so, what was the title?

[@BenjaminRowe-hc7uo]

I think that in the first story two of the men fell in and the third bloke couldn't rescue them and continued on,then sometime later

[@MalevolentMischief]

Thank you so much for tuning into our channel, it really means a lot. And it’s my pleasure to upload content that you enjoy. While we’ve had the distinct pleasure of narrating several audiobooks, the one you’re referring to is called No Easy Answers. It is by far the most chilling and heartbreaking project I’ve taken part in due to the fact that it is based in real life. You can find it on Audible whenever you’re ready!