Dudley and the Cabin Boy Who Became Dinner
A yacht sinks, three blokes get desperate, and the courts teach everyone that hunger is not a legal shield.Read More 
The Mersey That Spat Up a Man Nobody Could Name
A river coughed up a stranger, and the docks turned detective while the coroner wrote minutes like a bar-room sermon.Read More 
the man who shoved a bargeman into the Avon
A petty fight over a shilling turned into an actual watery mess and everyone at the wharf acted like it was perfectly normal until it wasn't.Read More 
mary rogers and the hudson that kept talking
A gorgeous shop girl disappears, a body shows up in the river, and the city loses its mind like a very dramatic group chat.Read More 
The Mary Celeste and the Vanishing Crew
A respectable American brig found drifting in 1872 with its captain, his family, and most sense missing, while every official explanation looked like codswallop.Read More 
How John Murrell Tried to Make the Mississippi Pay
He claimed a crime empire on the river, the papers went wild, and towns reacted like someone sent bad receipts to their front door.Read More 
That Time the Canal Gave Up a Body and Everyone Looked Like a Suspect
A grim, quietly weird Victorian mystery where a corpse in a London canal dragged dockworkers, a barge captain and a crooked ledger into the same gossip stew. I got obsessed, obviously.Read More 
the day the river ate a summer crowd
A pleasure cruise turned into one of Victorian London's worst mass deaths and the whole city had opinions, outrage, and someone to blame - fast.Read More 
Thames Torsos and Bad Alibis
The river coughed up pieces of strangers and London reacted like a group chat that had been left on read.Read More 