Comments by "Positive Only" (@PositiveOnly-dm3rx) on "The Why Files" channel.

yeah, until you look into them and then none of them actually did. Its just a really popular thing to add when embellishing a ghost story. I havent gotten to the debunking part yet, but I hope he talks about the 'marie celeste' the older version of this 'mary celeste' story, and how neither ship actually ever existed. I'm pretty familiar with this story. And there was also no ship called the orangue madan registered to any country. The whole story is made up. What is real is that there are multiple reports of ships being abandoned during storms, with the crew believing that the ship was doomed. Then when they got back to shore, the ship was later found still sailing. Panic is a funny thing. They abandoned the ship thinking it was gonna sink, and then it didn't even with no crew. if you want a really scary true horror story, look up the ship 'rotten mango'.
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if the dinghy was missing then how would they know if it had a motor or not?
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yeah, I've seen many more thorough debunkings of this and there was never any ship named 'mary celeste' that was lost. Originally the story was about a ship called the 'marie celeste' and it was a much more mundane story. Too bad no county ever had a record of any ship called the orague madan either. We do have documented cases however of ships being abandoned during a storm cuz the crew thought it was sinking. Then once they abandoned the ship, it was fine. They panicked and in some cases lives were lost because they abandoned perfectly fine ships out of fear. If you want to hear about a real horror story on a ship, look up the rotten mango. It was like the hunger games on a boat.
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You need to do a video on wally wallington. He moves rocks that weigh more than houses by himself, with no modern tools. He even made his own stone henge using just rocks and sand and wood poles.
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