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"It became the largest passenger ship ever wrecked with almost double the number of people on board than on the Titanic. 32 people died and the captain was convicted of manslaughter in 2015. All on January 13, 2012, which was also Friday the 13th. Kansas experienced record breaking amounts of rain and flooding on July 13, 1951. The state of Kansas was hit with over 25 inches of rain and the cities of Manhattan, Lawrence and Topeka were most affected."
"It became the largest passenger ship ever wrecked with almost double the number of people on board than on the Titanic. 32 people died and the captain was convicted of manslaughter in 2015. All on January 13, 2012, which was also Friday the 13th. Kansas experienced record breaking amounts of rain and flooding on July 13, 1951. The state of Kansas was hit with over 25 inches of rain and the cities of Manhattan, Lawrence and Topeka were most affected."
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"It became the largest passenger ship ever wrecked with almost double the number of people on board than on the Titanic. 32 people died and the captain was convicted of manslaughter in 2015. All on January 13, 2012, which was also Friday the 13th. Kansas experienced record breaking amounts of rain and flooding on July 13, 1951. The state of Kansas was hit with over 25 inches of rain and the cities of Manhattan, Lawrence and Topeka were most affected."
"It became the largest passenger ship ever wrecked with almost double the number of people on board than on the Titanic. 32 people died and the captain was convicted of manslaughter in 2015. All on January 13, 2012, which was also Friday the 13th. Kansas experienced record breaking amounts of rain and flooding on July 13, 1951. The state of Kansas was hit with over 25 inches of rain and the cities of Manhattan, Lawrence and Topeka were most affected."