The Mystery of the Marie Celeste

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On December 9th, 1872, the American brigantine, Marie Celeste, was discovered adrift and derelict close off the coast of North Africa. She had sustained some storm damage, but she was still an able ship. Her sails were set, her cargo was intact, conditions in her cabins and foxles seemed normal.