ponder
HomeHistoryThe Wreck of the Lady Mary
History

The Wreck of the Lady Mary

By Amy Ellis Nutt · The Star-Ledger · November 2010
Pulitzer Prize
The Wreck of the Lady Mary
0.00 ratings·0 reads logged

"The Lady Mary left the port of Cape May on the morning of March 18, 2009. The vessel traveled southeast to the restricted scallop fishing area known as the Elephant Trunk. Sometime between 5:10 and 5:40 a.m. on March 24, the vessel sank and six of the seven on board were killed. Four of the six bodies eventually were recovered — two were lost at sea."

Read full essay at The Star-Ledger
Added by @colin
Found In These Lists
Pulitzer Prizecolinby colin
Comments
Sign in to leave a comment.
Loading comments…
You Might Also Like
The Truth of El Mozote
10.0(1)
The Truth of El Mozote
Mark Danner · The New Yorker
The End of Reading Is Here
9.0(2)
The End of Reading Is Here
Rose Horowitch · The Atlantic
They Gave Her A Lobotomy So Her Brother Could Be President
9.0(1)
They Gave Her A Lobotomy So Her Brother Could Be President
Linda Caroll · Substack
The Lazarus File
9.0(2)
The Lazarus File
Matthew McGough · The Atlantic