The Lynyrd Skynyrd Plane Crash. 

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Sources:

My Version of the Lynyrd Skynyrd Crash ( I was there) (youtube.com)

Lynyrd Skynyrd: The devastating story of Street Survivors | Louder (loudersound.com)

AAR78-06.pdf (erau.edu)

Disturbing Details About The Lynyrd Skynyrd Plane Crash (grunge.com)

Lynyrd Skynyrd The Last Stop - An Emma Harrington Documentary (youtube.com)

10 Details About the Fatal Plane Crash that Was the Death of Lynyrd Skynyrd As We Knew It |

(historycollection.com)

Australian Ricky Megee became stranded in the Australian Outback for 71 days in 2006. When he walked out, he walked out as a skeleton.

Source:  Left for Dead: How I Survived 71 Days in the Outback by Ricky Megee & Greg McLean

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April 26, 1976. Artist Lauren Elder is entering her thirties and looking for inspiration. When the opportunity of a day trip into California’s Sierra Mountains via small aircraft becomes available, it seems like just the type of thing she needs. Though it will turn out to be the last thing. 

Source: And I Alone Survived by Lauren Elder

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The Apollo 13 mission was considered by many to be just another trip to the moon. What resulted brought our expectations back down to earth. The question was; would the astronauts aboard return with them?

Read the book: Apollo 13 by James Lovell & Jeffrey Kluger

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Nutty Putty Cave, the nearly 1,400 foot cave, located 55 miles outside Salt Lake City, Utah, had been the site of a few rescue missions for unfortunate spelunkers, leading up to a visit by 26 year old John Edward Jones and friends on November 24, 2009. John, like a few before him, became stuck in the cave. Jack and Aaron discuss the dramatic rescue attempts and what happened to John that fateful day.

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This episode's story takes place in the year of 1967. It's summertime in Alaska, but the mountain Denali, widely known as The Great One, is above such seasons. 100 mile per hour winds are common, as are avalanches. Visibility can be clear or zero depending on conditions which can fluctuate wildly.

All clear? 

Well then let’s give it a go before this storm rolls in. 

Source:  Denali's Howl by Andy Hall

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In the early morning hours of May 26th 2013, Harrison Okene woke up to a storm on the tugboat Jascon-4. Scared, Okene managed to send a prayer up, before his world turned upside down.

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On the northwest corner of 128th street and 5th Avenue in New York City’s Harlem, you’ll find a small, gated park that seems odd and out of place. Collyer Park sits where a once proud brownstone stood. The so-called Collyer Mansion, or Ghost House, that was torn down, ironically, after an odd and out of place duo finally wore out their welcome there; The Collyer Brothers. 

Source:  Ghosty Men by Franz Lidz

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True crime bleeds into everything. Name it. Name any given subject then attach the word “murder” before sending it off on an internet search. Chances are that it’ll come back like a cat with a broken bird in its mouth. And that’s not what we wanted for Marooned. But there seems to be no escape. Unless you’re a miracle like The Sea Waif. Alone and adrift. Something of a crime in itself. 

Source: Alone: Orphaned on the Ocean 

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On this special offering of Marooned, Aaron and Jack travel far from the beaten path to visit the incredible WW2 story of the Boy of Buczacz; a boy whose mother told him to run as the Nazis were loading his and other families onto trucks.

Source:

The Boy in the Woods by Maxwell Smart

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