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The disappearance of Flannan Isles Lighthouse keepers took place in the year 1900. Flannan Isles Lighthouse has only been recently built and in December of 1900, 3 men were stationed to keep the light going - James Ducat, Thomas Marshall and Donald McArthur. All 3 men vanished, likely shortly after diner on the 15th of December. We try to figure what happened to them, could it have been an accident of is there an alternative explanation to this case?Contact us at: weeknightmysteries@gmail.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/weeknightmysteriesTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@weeknightmysteries

Nessa semana, Renata nos traz a história do desaparecimento dos faroleiros Thomas Marshall, James Ducat e Donald McArthur, um mistério que completou 124 anos. Temos um canal no YouTube, com vídeos exclusivos todos os domingos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCac9ZupbqFakPcL5CQgpUoQ Apoie na Orelo: https://orelo.cc/podcast/603ce78538a4f230cbd37521 PIX: patriaamadapod@gmail.com Escrito e apresentado por Natália Salazar e Renata Schmidt Produção: Natália Salazar e Renata Schmidt Edição: Natália Salazar Música: Felipe Salazar Arte: Matheus Schmidt E-mail: patriaamadapod@gmail.com IG: @IG: @pacriminal Twitter: @pacriminalSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Im Dezember 1900 verschwinden die drei Leuchtturmwärter James Ducat, Thomas Marshall und Donald McArthur spurlos von Eilean Mòr, einer kleinen schottischen Insel der Äußeren Hebriden. Der Nordatlantik ist bekannt für seine Winterstürme und die raue See, aber kann ein solcher Sturm das Verschwinden der drei Männer erklären? Offizielle Dokumente aus jener Zeit gelten als unauffindbar, und bis heute wird über das Schicksal der Wächter gerätselt. Wir versuchen, Fakten von Erfindungen und Übertreibungen zu trennen. Wie man uns unterstützen kann, könnt ihr hier nachlesen. Zum HOAXILLA Merchandise geht es hier QUELLEN Story der Woche: Das Kinoprogramm auf der Titanic Thema der Woche: Flannan Isles Lighthouse in der engl. wikipedia Flannan Isles Lighthouse in der dt. wikipedia SKY HISTORY: The Flannan Isle mystery: The three lighthouse keepers who vanished The Dreadful Accident at the Flannans Das lohnenswerte Essay von Mike Dash: The Vanishing Lighthousemen of Eilean Mor Homepage von Mike Dash SRF: Grossbritanniens giftige Leuchttürme werden saniert Das Hutmachersyndrom in der dt. wikipedia Doku: Flannan Isles Mystery Keepers - Die Leuchtturmwärter* Das Projekt Titanic Honour and Glory *Affiliate Link

Welcome back to Partners in Wine! Tonight Ashley & Trinity discuss the disappearance of the Flannan Isle lighthouse keepers. Let us know what your theory is on what happened to Donald McArthur, James Ducat and Thomas Marshall.

In 1900, the the newly Flannan isle lighthouse was staffed by three lightkeepers.  In December of that year a passing ship noticed the light was out at the light house and shortly after reporting the issue, a supply ship was sent to investigate.  When they approached the island, everything was quiet with no sign of life.  The mystery would only grow once they landed on the island and entered the lighthouse.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/cosmicsponge)

En Diciembre del año 1900, tres fareros desaparecieron sin dejar rastro en la pequeña isla de Eilean Moor, en las islas Hébridas exteriores. Una terrible tormenta que duró días golpeaba el pequeño faro de 23 metros de altura. Desde la distancia se apreciaba que el faro permanecía apagado durante días, pero el acceso por barco con aquella terrible marea resultaba imposible. Nadie sabía lo que ocurría. No había comunicación por radio. James Ducat, Thomas Marshall y Donald McArthur se esfumaron sin dejar rastro. Nunca se encontraron sus cuerpos y la historia trascendió a nivel internacional. Muchas son las preguntas que el mundo se hace más de un siglo después.

Comment and see photos @ https://talkmurder.com/flannan-isle-mystery/-- The eerie disappearance of the three Flannan Isles Keepers has remained one of the most bizarre mysteries for over the last one hundred years.Thomas Marshall, James Ducat, and Donald McArthur were all experienced seafarers, ship hands, and captains and all more comfortable on the ocean than on land.The last journal entry written by Thomas Marshall on December 15th, 1900.“Strom ended, sea calm, God is over all.”The next day, the men were gone, and perhaps more daunting is that there were no storms reported in the area when they disappeared.

On Boxing Day, December 26th 1900, the lighthouse supply ship Hesperus arrived at the tiny island of Eilean Mor -- the largest of Flannan Islands off the northwestern coast of Scotland.  She was there to drop off food and supplies as well as relief keeper, Joseph Moore,  who was to begin his 6-week stint at the station.  But when repeated blasts of the horn and even a flare fired over the lighthouse failed to bring the keepers down to the dock, Captain Harvie became concerned.  So he sent Moore up to the lighthouse to discover why the men didn't come down to the landing to greet the ship.  Upon entering the living quarters, Moore found it deserted.   A thorough search of the island turned up few clues, but the bodies of the missing keepers were never found.  It was if James Ducat, Thomas Marshall and Donald McArthur had vanished into thin air.https://beyondthefringe.buzzsprout.com/

Donald McArthur is a highly active Amherstburg Town Councillor and Communications Coordinator for the County of Essex. During his spare time, you will find him attending and supporting local community events, running, golfing, and even playing the guitar on his front porch during the quarantine. This podcast discusses "The Importance of Taking A Lead In Your Community". Visit www.donaldmcarthur.com and sign-up for Donald McArthur's Town Hall Newsletter!

Episode 2 - The Light of the Seven Hunters This episode explores the disappearances of James Ducat, Thomas Marshall, and Donald McArthur from the Eilean Mor lighthouse in the year 1900. This tale is told by Gordon Stewart, check out his blog at: www.borderlandscotland.wordpress.com/ The episode was written, produced and radiophonically designed by Nick Cole-Hamilton: http://www.youbetterrun.media The reading of this episode was recorded in Armchair Books, 72-74 Westport Edinburgh, with permission of the owners - www.armchairbooks.co.uk The Tales From Wyrd Scotland logo was designed by Andrew Cowan: www.andrewcowan.co/

On 7 December 1900, Superintendent Robert Muirhead, of the Northern Lighthouse Board said farewell to his 3 lighthouse keepers, James Ducat, Thomas Marshall and Donald McArthur. They waved him goodbye as he stepped off the East landing at Eilean Mor onto his waiting boat to take him back to the mainland. The 3 lighthouse men were starting their next shift for 3 weeks on the island, taking care of the lighthouse and ensuring safe passage for the ships that passed by the Islands on the West Coast of Scotland navigating the often stormy and tempestuous Atlantic Ocean. What Robert Muirhead didn’t know at that time as he watched the three men head off into the distance was that he would likely be the last person to see them alive. The story surrounding the Flannan Isles Lighthouse has been a story of wonder and mystery for over a hundred years, what happened there and why? Let’s find out more

On this episode of Expanded Perspectives the guys star off the show by talking about how recently an abandoned oil tanker has washed up on the shores of Liberia in west Africa, prompting an investigation – and speculation over the fate of the ship’s crew. Then, the world of archaeology was electrified last year by the news that Tutankhamun’s tomb could contain hidden chambers possibly containing the remains and riches of Queen Nefertiti. It was a story that seemed to have everything: false walls, buried treasure, at least one mummy – and new hope for Egypt’s ailing tourist industry. There was just one problem: the announcement now seems to be unfounded. But scientists say the evidence, based on new research, is being suppressed by the government in Cairo. Then, the U.S. Air Force is looking to fund the development of a system that allows it to easily convert any of its manned aircraft into robot-piloted planes, potentially making huge portions of its existing fleet fully autonomous. Then, the consequences of not getting enough sleep are evident to all of us—and yet we’re constantly staying up later than what our internal biological clocks are telling us. A new study shows the elusive nature of what’s to blame. Then,  a strange new report about a 'frog as big as a goat' supposedly sighted one day by diver Duncan Macdonald while underwater in Loch Ness during the late 1800s. After the break, Kyle brings up the mysterious disappearance of three lighthouse workers in the Flannan Islands. In December 1900 three lighthouse-keepers, Thomas Marshall, James Ducat and Donald McArthur, on the lonely outcrop of the Flannan Isles, approx 20 miles from the Outer Hebrides, western Scotland, disappeared without trace. No solution to their disappearance has ever been found, and for over a 100 years now this case has been of endless fascination to those of us who love unsolved mysteries. Thanks for listening to Expanded Perspectives, have a fantastic week! Show Notes: Oil Tanker Washes Up on Liberia beach with No Crew or Lifeboats The VICE Guide to Liberia  Egypt "Suppressing Truth" over Hidden Chambers in Tutankhamun's Tomb The U.S. Military Wants a Robot That Can Fly Any Plane  Why Are You Always Staying Up Past Your Bedtime? A Frog As Big As a Goat - The Most Mystifying Loch Ness Monster Sighting Ever? The Flannan Isles Mystery  Music: All music for Expanded Perspectives is provided with permission by Pretty Lights! Purchase, Download and Donate at www.prettylightsmusic.com Songs Used: Pretty Lights vs. Led Zeppelin Color Of My Soul Prophet Can't Stop Me Now

On this episode of Expanded Perspectives the guys star off the show by talking about how recently an abandoned oil tanker has washed up on the shores of Liberia in west Africa, prompting an investigation – and speculation over the fate of the ship’s crew. Then, the world of archaeology was electrified last year by the news that Tutankhamun’s tomb could contain hidden chambers possibly containing the remains and riches of Queen Nefertiti. It was a story that seemed to have everything: false walls, buried treasure, at least one mummy – and new hope for Egypt’s ailing tourist industry. There was just one problem: the announcement now seems to be unfounded. But scientists say the evidence, based on new research, is being suppressed by the government in Cairo. Then, the U.S. Air Force is looking to fund the development of a system that allows it to easily convert any of its manned aircraft into robot-piloted planes, potentially making huge portions of its existing fleet fully autonomous. Then, the consequences of not getting enough sleep are evident to all of us—and yet we’re constantly staying up later than what our internal biological clocks are telling us. A new study shows the elusive nature of what’s to blame. Then,  a strange new report about a 'frog as big as a goat' supposedly sighted one day by diver Duncan Macdonald while underwater in Loch Ness during the late 1800s. After the break, Kyle brings up the mysterious disappearance of three lighthouse workers in the Flannan Islands. In December 1900 three lighthouse-keepers, Thomas Marshall, James Ducat and Donald McArthur, on the lonely outcrop of the Flannan Isles, approx 20 miles from the Outer Hebrides, western Scotland, disappeared without trace. No solution to their disappearance has ever been found, and for over a 100 years now this case has been of endless fascination to those of us who love unsolved mysteries. Thanks for listening to Expanded Perspectives, have a fantastic week! Show Notes: Oil Tanker Washes Up on Liberia beach with No Crew or Lifeboats The VICE Guide to Liberia  Egypt "Suppressing Truth" over Hidden Chambers in Tutankhamun's Tomb The U.S. Military Wants a Robot That Can Fly Any Plane  Why Are You Always Staying Up Past Your Bedtime? A Frog As Big As a Goat - The Most Mystifying Loch Ness Monster Sighting Ever? The Flannan Isles Mystery  Music: All music for Expanded Perspectives is provided with permission by Pretty Lights! Purchase, Download and Donate at www.prettylightsmusic.com Songs Used: Pretty Lights vs. Led Zeppelin Color Of My Soul Prophet Can't Stop Me Now

The Windsor Star’s Donald McArthur and Dylan Kristy discuss in this daily podcast: a recommendation that the provincial government appoint a supervisor to oversee operations at the local Catholic board, new information released by police about a Windsor homicide and a marketing campaign to lure female students into strip clubs in exchange for tuition.

The Windsor Star’s Donald McArthur and Dylan Kristy discuss in this daily podcast: a 40-year-old Windsor man is facing charges after he allegedly left his three-year-old at home alone while he went the strip club, a vote by local Chrysler workers to support a strike mandate for the upcoming contract talks and the weekly discussion […]

The Windsor Star’s Donald McArthur and Dylan Kristy discuss in this daily podcast: developments at the former Grace Hospital site, a stabbing outside of the Salvation Army in Windsor and vandalism at a downtown church and at the Windsor Star.

The Windsor Star’s Donald McArthur and Dylan Kristy discuss in this daily podcast: the massive penalty handed down to the Windsor Spitfires, Windsor’s Pride Festival and our weekly discussion with Mayor Eddie Francis.

The Windsor Star’s Donald McArthur and Dylan Kristy discuss in this daily podcast: Olympic upset for Mary Spencer and the Canadian women’s soccer team, a fire at the scene of a homicide investigation and a shooting on the popular Detroit Princess riverboat.

The Windsor Star’s Donald McArthur and Dylan Kristy discuss in this daily morning podcast: Windsor’s third homicide which happened early Saturday morning, a local 10-year-old boy who isn’t letting his illness slow him down and the weekly discussion with Windsor Mayor Eddie Francis.

The Windsor Star’s Donald McArthur and Dylan Kristy discuss in this daily morning podcast: an accident on the 401 which claimed the lives of two Toronto residents, Windsor city council’s decision to ban e-bikes from all sidewalks and a sinkhole which has closed a section of Pierre Avenue.