The Most Disturbing Mutiny and Shipwreck in History

In October of 1628, a trade ship set sail from the Netherlands with gold and gems to be traded for spices in Indonesia. Unbeknownst to the captain, the danger of the voyage was not from the storms and rough waters they’d encounter but instead something sinister brewing within the ship itself. In the end, this would result in the loss of the majority of the over 300 passengers, but even worse than that, the prolonged suffering of many of the survivors. This is the mutiny and shipwreck of the Batavia
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[@hallowedtalon8106]

This seriously needs to be a movie. It was so unbelievable but it could make for some compelling drama. It’s crazy how some real stories could be mistaken for fiction.

[@serafine666]

Truth is stranger than fiction.

[@HKtraidon]

Honestly i would go with a series tbh. There's so much potential here.

[@Roylamx]

Like how the Banksters have usurped government power and authority in our modern world and none dare call it conspiracy!

[@Alex-cw3rz]

It could be many different genres from horror to even a dark comedy as the mutineers kept failing

[@greenwave819]

@@Alex-cw3rz hmmm

[@7thsealord888]

The wreck of the Batavia is well-known in Australia. The kind of event that, if someone managed to do a fully factual movie or series about it, many viewers probably wouldn't believe all that happened. A number of books have been written about what happened. It should be noted that a West Australian millionaire had a historically accurate replica of Batavia built in the 1980s. That ship is now on display in the Netherlands.

[@j.jwhitty5861]

Mel Gibson was talking about making either a Movie or TV series about the Batavia a few years ago, don't know if he gave up on the Idea or not, I read Batavia's Graveyard by Mike Dash it's actually a good book.

[@hellyeah_ellajane]

@@j.jwhitty5861 you would probably enjoy “The Night Ship” by Jess Kidd. It’s historical fiction but it’s based off the sinking of the Batavia.

[@CJSOCMD]

As I watched this, I thought the same thing.

[@htos1av]

Oh man, too bad I'm not a rogue billionaire-that would be an awesome series.

[@dicksdiggers]

I've seen that ship with my own eyes, didn't know an Aussie was behind its construction. Cheers.

[@davetremaine9688]

I found your channel by binge watching cave diving tragedies, but these 16th - 18th century shipwreck stories are so interesting.

[@mirthenary]

I found it by binge-watching Plainly Difficult 😁

[@amye1642]

Me too! I ran out of true crime vids, moved to cave diving disasters then found this gem!

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And scary!

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​@@amye1642yeah these scratch the true crime itch without feeling like you need a shower afterward

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Yes 💯 these are my two favourite SI genres 😊

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23 minutes video, not ads, no distractions, such a great channel

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No ads? You must be on premium then.

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No like i haven't even got an ad while watching here like omg

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[@danfirstenberg5332]

I was born and raised in Perth, WA. We learnt all about the Batavia at school. The museum here has a lot of the original items from the ship including the bow, and the rest of shipwreck is now a popular diving spot.

[@nyeg2501]

Yep same we learned all about it when we were little sand groper's :)

[@simonkevnorris]

I also grew up in Perth and we did hear about the Batavia in school. I had forgotten most of the details but heading about the greed and cruelty of the mutineers is unbelievable. There were other Dutch visitors to the shores and islands off the coast. There is an island off the coast called Rottnest. The Dutch saw some Quokkas and thought the small marsupials were rats! There is Dirk Hartog who left a pewter plate with an inscription nailed to some wood that is well known (on an island near Shark Bay).

[@migmigjohnson9351]

Never surrender your weapons no matter who promises you safety in return.

[@blaine1987]

Wise words to live by

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Since guns were invented, every single tyrannical takeover in history has begun with the confiscation of the guns Never believe the propaganda. Never fall for their trap.

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Your voice, the pace you speak, the way you explain things, it's all perfect! It's very relaxing, AND very informative watching your videos!

[@Catherinzsl]

Relaxing?!?

[@ItsSweetShot]

I disagree. I found this video hard to follow what was actually going on.. It was explained in a very confusing manner and it seems no content is original. FAR from perfect.

[@user-kt1kd6qr8l]

Just make sure to make an effort to not start speeding up.

[@cole9822]

@@ItsSweetShot do you mean that others have covered it before? obviously these are true stories that he did not make up.

[@OvayBrandao]

I subscribe to this comment. I confirm that the voice, pace, background music/sounds and everything is sooo relaxing. I could listen to this for hours.

[@lawrencetalbot8346]

Bit of dark humor but I can’t help but laugh at how their plans for mutiny kept back firing. Their own mutiny plans were mutinous against them😂

[@johnd.obrien6838]

Yeah I kept thinking about the Monty Python Sketch about the Piranha Brothers and their "protection money" plans....

[@onewayturtles]

Dark humor is the best kind.

[@taitsmith8521]

I can't even follow the story. None of this makes ANY logical sense whatsoever.

[@mbryson2899]

​@@taitsmith8521I don't think logic had much of a part, as the mutiny's leader believed in art directed by spirits.

[@swissmiss6696]

I didn't find this story funny at all. Glad justice was served.

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Dude! Your videos are getting REALLY GOOD. They were good before but you're getting better! Keep up the great work!

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liking this so there’s a better chance they see this! Couldn’t agree more, I originally found him when he had a few cave exploration videos. Had a feeling it was something special and here we are now!

[@Sarcophagus74]

@@ascarletllama I know. He jumped fast. He is rich now and never respond again.

[@justinpino8115]

Dude? Wtf

[@CooManTunes]

Simp.

[@James-kv6kb]

Must you call people dude ? we're not 14-year-olds at high school

[@johnjinnette7584]

As an Australian watching this I have to thank you for your effort in researching this amazing story - it's always bewildering to hear such absolutely horrific atrocities survivors have to endure but this story just takes things to another level as it inflicted by fellow survivors. Love your work.

[@rg1924]

As an immigrant to Australia living here 30 years, arrived at 3 years old I second your comment. Very nice for this man to have compiled this video

[@angelino1400]

I'm a navigator in the U.S. Navy. The mention of the use of Dead Reckoning is very accurate. It is actually still use and is quite important to maritime navigation. However, because of the slight human-error and external factors, such as tides and currents, we have to calculate the direction the ship is going compared to dead reckoning. I'm glad you did your research to be as accurate as you can. Love the videos

[@Christopher-nv9xy]

Gay

[@empee5796]

This entire story would make a great movie.

[@Tenacitybrit]

Too much material for a movie. Maybe a short series, following each of the major players.

[@fartingforkeeps]

Maybe 30 years ago it would have. These days no movies get made without being inundated with idiotic politically-charged nonsense. A woke retelling of this story is not something the world needs to see.

[@speakerpythia]

@@fartingforkeeps"woke retelling" oh my god, grow up.

[@hannahgeraghty4201]

@@fartingforkeeps Sounds like the only one spouting politically-charged nonsense is you. Actually unironically using "woke" as an insult, fuck you're cringe.

[@thejnasty]

@@speakerpythiathanks for letting him know he sounds like a dummy 😂

[@LordVlax]

I don't think Francisco deserved what came to him, he actually wanted to save the people, did all he could and did a fairly good job. Ariaen was worthless, most likely a drunkard with wishes for power, and Jeronimus was nothing but a coward who needed his men to do all the work, and how he kept them by his side, is beyond me...

[@AlienCowThatMoos]

What I don't understand is why the mercs captured him and then didn't execute him immediately? They killed all his men in front of him, why stop there?

[@Love-kc6yk]

I'm always baffled by the way men, humans in general, are so willing to flock to people and seek someone to place above themselves. Even men who are weaker and even less intelligent than them..I can't imagine being able to fight and then being willingly subject to a man like Jeronimous or whatever his name is that cannot do sh#t for himself.

[@Aran_chini]

By all accounts, the VOC was a rigid and brutal organization and those attracted to sail were mostly desperate and violent men.

[@Aran_chini]

@@AlienCowThatMoosfrom what I’ve read the VOC had a very strict regime. The soldiers killed those accomplices with Jeronimus to avoid being overpowered but they’d have been punished if they acted before the Company could interrogate and punish him itself. They did keep him in a filthy hole in the reef until his trial and execution though.

[@drenrin2120]

Yeah, I sort of felt bad for Francisco at the end there. So many of these stories end with the survivors just never going back to try and find the stranded castaways, but Francisco found them and saved them.

[@schiz0phren1c]

A few extra details from the Batavia book I'm reading(super interesting, SUPER disturbing!), Aerian was a huge, strong, alcoholic with little schooling, but an instinctive knowledge of sailing, Francisco was a small, company dedicated, highly educated, non drinker, the hatred between the two was exacerbated by Aerian chasing one of the beautiful Female passengers( *Lucretia Jans* ) who loathed him, she was later chosen as the victim of the horrendous assault during which she was not only sexually assaulted but covered with a mixture of tar and faeces... Jeronimus was a nonconformist and believed(controversially at the time) that there was no heaven , nor hell, and therefore no punishment for any of the horrendous evils he perpetrated.

[@robbins09]

What is the name of the book you're reading?

[@schiz0phren1c]

@@robbins09it's called *Batavia by Peter FitzSimons* ... be prepared to be disturbed.

[@Solarstormflare]

That poor woman

[@yamao4938]

This detail makes me want to vomit. No words can describe what she went through. I wish hell was real for those "people"

[@elrey8876]

*LUCRETIA JANSZ* was a noted beauty of her time and as a tragic result, suffered untold horrors at the hands of Cornelisz - who kept her as his personal sex slave on the Abrolhos. She had been on her way to Batavia to meet her husband, but when she eventually made it there after the rescue - it was to discover he had died some time earlier. She returned to Holland and disappeared from the pages of history.

[@JeffBilkins]

Well delivered and very horrific tale of people at their worst (and some at their best). Also the fate of the mutineers shows the old Dutch were very enthusiastic and creative about physical punishment.

[@billynomates920]

great profile pic! 😃

[@sophiewang1025]

I think most cultures before modern times had disturbingly elaborate physical punishments. In ancient China, one of the cruelest punishments entailed tying the person's head, arms, and legs to five separate horses, then making the horses go in different directions until the body is pulled apart. I guess that's what people come up with when they have too much time on their hands...

[@user-gc3lo4ch6t]

I quite literally have an obsession to ur channel lmao,, the way you edit + how semi quick and sweet each story is is so satisfying

[@joshsaunders6392]

Sweet is an interesting word choice

[@Tintelinus]

Also more respectful and better researched than most similar channels.

[@nerdalert2782]

Same

[@jumperhighpd]

that eerie music never gets old

[@coo7673]

Same! Must watch every new video!

[@NClark-lp3bq]

As soon as I saw the title I knew it had to be the Batavia, been waiting for this one for awhile now. Thank you and keep making incredible content!

[@lyedavide]

Incredible! A real life Lord of the Flies! As someone said, there is no limit to the depth of the well of human depravity. I think that Francisco accomplished a superhuman feat by getting to Batavia in a longboat. I feel he was unfairly treated by the Dutch authorities, but that's really no surprise because the VOC had a bloody reputation for being savages. RIP to all those who died in the shipwreck and those who fought against a cowardly megalomaniac and his minions.

[@arthurmorgan8966]

This was a blood curdling story. I can't imagine the horrors of those 6 kids facing those horrible men, seeing them commit the worst, unimaginable acts to them and their parents.

[@lupehiguera2242]

Defragged History does a great 4 hour doc into this. She did a great job of explaining lots of details including gruesome ones and explaining the actions and motives of more of the crew and the mutineers.

[@ahuman5150]

Just spent 4 hours watching it. Amazing

[@mommy2libras]

I have listened to it a few times. It's great when I have a lot of gardening or something and is one of my favorite depictions of this tale. That and Mr Ballen's recounting of the Baltic Fleet. Also, I love her accent (Defragged History). I'm not sure what it is and I'm usually decent at picking those up but it sound like a mix of a couple of different ones. It makes for great listening.

[@KieferDiego]

Underrated channel

[@ottersirotten4290]

@@mommy2libras Its a Dutch Accent, very fitting for the Topic

[@ottersirotten4290]

Just watched it and enjoyed it very much

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I’ve watched every single video of your since you put out your first one! And I absolutely love them all!! At this point I’m convinced you could tell stories about just about anything and I’d still enjoy it immensely

[@mtathos_]

im saving this one for later, the ship wreck stories of old are really perfect for your channel man, lock in that lane !!

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Successfully just completed binge watching all the Scary Interesting videos in the last month. Thanks for the great content, I look forward to more stories in the future!

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I love waking up to listen to Scary interesting! Thanks for keeping my Sundays interesting:)

[@Goats_]

I have attempted to watch videos from other creators of the scary true story genre & was unable to make it more than a few minutes in each video, regardless of the interesting topic. They lack the charisma & story telling ability of this channel. I've watched all your videos buddy, keep up the great work. 🍻

[@441YT]

Mrballan thank me later

[@trevorlambert4226]

​@@441YTIt's mrballen, but while he's a good story teller, he plays a bit fast and loose with the truth for my liking.

[@NovemberSky3]

If you want a deep dive into this story, check out Casefile True Crime, case 138. It’s an hour and 20 minutes long and goes into incredible detail.

[@Goats_]

@441YT big fan of Mr. Ballen. He's the only one other channel i watch, but I was hesitant to promote someone else's channel on this one. But ya He's awesome

[@averycheesypotato]

Fascinating Horror is a good channel, but it focuses on major disasters rather than crimes

[@michaparadecki3227]

Thank you for your content ❤️

[@loganmannke9023]

Great video as always brother 🖤🖤

[@ArranEdits]

Some brilliant depth and production in this video. I love how you're content is always a hit!

[@generacionmarttin]

I feel sad for Francisco. He tried his best while everyone was plotting against him.

[@ShadowSorcerer]

Not to mention getting frowned upon for leaving to go get help and then having some of the blame put on him. Poor guy.

[@mystique77]

I always look forward to Scary Interesting and Mr. Ballen videos to drop on Sunday's.

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I am so impressed by the quality of this video. I've been following you for months now and every upload blows me away but this one takes the cake 🎉

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If only you knew what we actually had before the internet it was all quality

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Great story and great job of telling it. I love this channel and I'm always glad to see a new one posted. Keep up the great work.

[@amye1642]

Endlessly riveting and well-done, love this channel!

[@jamiepeterson1981]

The Batavia is one of thr craziest and dramatic real life stories Ive ever read, I cant help but think what an incredible big budget HBO type series it would make for. I saw the salvaged remnants of the ship in a museum in Fremantle last month, quite incredible to see in person. They also had the skeleton of one of those from the ship on display, complete with a sword wound in skull.

[@TheScotian82]

Definitely has become one of my fave channels. One of a small handful that I actually get a little excited for when I see a new upload.

[@alexrennison8070]

The animations etc you use in your videos are really worth watching. They just make following along with the story so easy.

[@skrillozedd]

I cant believe i just found your channel last night. Ive watched several videos already lol and glad i caught this one so soon. Great job 👌

[@LevelEarthWD]

You're in for a good time. Enjoy the videos. Sean rocks!

[@leannaerickson9745]

I can't say that I actually enjoy your video episodes because the content is often so unpleasant. Nonetheless, as usual, the story of Francisco and the Batia (the closed captions kept calling it the Batia) is fascinating, and my eyes were glued to my computer screen throughout. I appreciate all your research and the way you use photographs and other visual elements. The aerial shots of the islands off the west coast of Australia were spectacular and enlightening. Thanks for another great episode.

[@starmole5000]

YESSSS!!!! I read about this a few years back and it was an absolutely gripping read!!!! And I've been waiting for you to do your take on it!!! That's my viewing sorted for this evening xxx ❤

[@delilahboa]

I just adore this channel……thanks Sean, just amazing as always ❤

[@dolphlungren59]

I appreciate the red arrow on the preview thumbnail, I would never have noticed the ship otherwise.

[@papa_pt]

the algorithm demands red arrows

[@SamBrickell]

Never give up your guns. No clue why the mercenaries agreed to be disarmed.

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Been binge watching your stories. Nice work!

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I look forward to these every Sunday. Scary Interesting, thanks for your awesome content.

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Dropped one minute ago, the soonest I've ever caught one!

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Same here 😁

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Man I got 9 minutes 😭 lol

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Meeee toooooo

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Same here! 😊

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Your mother's are very proud of your life accomplishment. You'll be remembered in history. Thank you Scary Interesting for another great video!

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Great video as always 👍

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I'm just glad to say that seeing you released a new video just lighted up my day ❤ Keep on bro, j'adore !

[@karenc4544]

Love the historical videos, especially the early days of exploration, sailing around the world. This was harrowing, and easily almost Franklin Expedition level horrible. Great job, really informative and interesting…looking forward to more! Especially Arctic, wilderness, jungle and oceanic expeditions please!

[@vhsextra4042]

I could watch you explain voyage mishaps every day.

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Or listen to him read the phone book! 😂❤❤

[@giantmanice]

Wow almost 1 Million subs now! congrats dude you deserve it! love the content

[@PunaJussi]

The videos have improved drastically since last time I watched some and I'm not saying they were bad either. I appreciate the factual tone. Good work!

[@scottmeredith3359]

Keep doing these historic survival tales, they’ve turned into my favorite content on your channel

[@mkhanman12345]

I’m about to watch now

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This is my Favorite KZbin Channel ! ❤❤❤

[@sofiathompson3531]

Awesome for those of us starting work an hour early today! Thanks man!

[@mogooglie]

Defragged history has a great series on the wreck

[@moondra3481]

Was watching another video. Your notification dropped... byebye other video😂😂😂😂. Love your channel❤❤❤❤❤

[@Layal615]

I love all of your videos. I am so happy I found your account!

[@omnipotentpumpkin9755]

Absolutely appreciate these historical stories dude. The mine stories and these are great!

[@tonevolumeentertainment4250]

Great video like always

[@mostawesomecomment6553]

This video is both scary and interesting. Wow!

[@anikajain571]

Thanks Sean, brilliant as always. I loved hearing about this fascinating part of our Aussie history, I've never heard of it before. Poor Francisco, he and Weibb are heroes in my book ❤

[@elicaul6506]

Great story, great delivery, and thank you! It seems this channel is not just about cave diving disasters any more and this was a great topic. Nice work!

[@stevew585]

This Man has the best story telling voice ever, it's crystal clear which makes it even more engrossing, love it!

[@ThurmanFamilyMusic]

Enjoying some morning coffee and a new video from Scary Intresting! Todays gonna be a good day 😎

[@galaxysurfer1122]

Best video yet, great story and we'll told. Can't imagine the horror all those innocents endured, it almost beggars belief.

[@mwatkins0420]

I freaking love you bro!! Thanks for my Sunday fix, Sean

[@woods.boi_]

I love these stories about these remote islands and sea travel. It’s so interesting to see how people act when isolated away from society with no one to punish and judge their actions. One that really stood out was the story about the lighthouse keeper that took control and made the women his slaves. Keep up these kinds of videos, I’ll watch them everytime 👍🏽

[@wattsnottaken1]

Hollywood scary ain’t got shit on these real life horror/ terror stories

[@beverlyreiner-baillargeon6205]

I really, really like these older stories. Scary Interesting to think about what went on back then. Thanks Sean ❤❤

[@sv6307]

You do such a great job with your videos! Thank you.

[@BellaBarossa]

I knew this would be the Batavia! I recommend reading "The Islands of Angry Ghosts" by Hugh Edwards, which documents this horrible historical event in gruesome but compelling detail.

[@Aran_chini]

Yeah a good book but written some time ago,. “Batavias Graveyard” by Mike Dash is an up to date and very detailed and readable book.

[@L32C-yg9hm]

Life was so scary back then. You definitely depended on your community for safety

[@BasementPepperoni]

This channel is SO good. I hate to admit that whenever I'm listening to this in the background while doing whatever, some of these stories start making me have anxiety like a sonofa sonofa

[@melodymonger]

This video is so well made. You are a very good storyteller 👍

[@Natedawg38]

I literally just asked for this book for my birthday, can't wait!!!

[@lilymaguire8072]

I love this channellll

[@Annathroy]

Holy crap you are already almost at a million subs? What a journey bro, congrats

[@ericastapleton7042]

Thank you Sean, as always 💠

[@reptiledisfunction9232]

been watching since 50k subs. this channel is such a great youtube success story and i couldn’t be more proud to be an early viewer. awesome story!

[@trj1442]

It's incredible that the Dutch never claimed Australia since they were sailing and landing on it 150 years before Captain Cook finally claimed it for the English in 1770.

[@lolz6449]

I wait all week for these, Sean. ❤

[@polinatalmeltzer450]

I love this channel so much!

[@LevelEarthWD]

Sean each new video is better than the previous. Still loving what you do. These stories are great. I really like these at sea stories. Work like this I see a million subscribers in your future. ❤❤❤❤ Willa

[@vonbook1973]

Moral of the story: Never trust anyone named Jeronimus...

[@syncopatedglory]

you have come so far, to think you're almost at a million already! keep up the good work and never ever change that intro 🎵 ☺️

[@sewerbrat]

Another great and informative video

[@TheElusiveReality]

why was he planning to hijack a rescue vehicle?? literally wtf is the goal???

[@MrLamigra1337]

Stop adding the word "literally" to a sentence for no damn reason.

[@wheressteve]

​@@MrLamigra1337 literally agree with this comment !

[@NeverAlone391]

These videos not only teach us new things, they also preserve history.

[@BloodoperaBlackvomit]

Another great vid. Greetings from The Netherlands ❤

[@GG-py9vp]

Another compelling story. Thank you.

[@talbino7821]

Reach Indonesia or die tryin' is the most gangster thing I've heard on the channel 😂

[@SmartassX1]

What kind of terrible people were they to think that the crew would surely jump to the defense of rapists?

[@ntfoperative9432]

You have to remember this was during a time when most saw women as lesser beings, if not just objects

[@DinnerForkTongue]

Terrible people without self awareness.

[@Dulcimertunes]

Public defenders

[@alissiarosadelaguatl6140]

​@ntfoperative9432 not really; they were seen as people at this time hence why this was never acceptable During rome, yes but not during this era

[@barendtfernandez7533]

Fantastic story! You have widened my historical horizon by at least a quarter of the globe. Thank you

[@travisscottgaming6885]

Congrats bro almost at a million subscribers I can’t remember when I subscribed but it had to of been 400k

[@Zookalicious]

This needs a whole movie ngl

[@shaokhanwins1037]

I can't help but wonder what Jeronimo's plan was. Lets say he won against the soldiers, and Fransisco's group did capsize and drown as he thought. Now what? They're still stranded.

[@terryfelkins912]

I love scary interesting! ♥️ I have listened to every one. Now I’m finding new ones. Great all around. I listen to horrible fates too! Thanks for such interesting stories.

[@haroldspanier9185]

Excellent! Thank you!

[@JohnDoe-ug3su]

They used a longboat to traverse the Hindian Ocean from Australia to Jakarta. That's amazing

[@PoochieCollins]

Yeah, I'd have liked to hear a long account of that voyage.

[@shadowprovesunshine]

Very sad story- a lot of grief and pain for a wicked man's power trip. I feel bad for the women and children. Luckily there was some justice in the aftermath.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

I feel bad for the women, the children AND the men who were victimized without being able to do anything.