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In the summer of 1916, the Jersey Shore was rocked by a series of brutal shark attacks that left beachgoers terrified and authorities baffled. Over twelve harrowing days, five people were attacked, four of them fatally, in a rampage that moved from the ocean to a quiet creek inland.
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In the summer of 1916, the Jersey Shore was rocked by a series of brutal shark attacks that left beachgoers terrified and authorities baffled. Over twelve harrowing days, five people were attacked, four of them fatally, in a rampage that moved from the ocean to a quiet creek inland.
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Home: https://almostcertainlynot.com/
→ Support Join our Patreon with the link below.
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/Almost_Certainly_Not
→ Original Article/Script
Substack: https://danwlauer.substack.com/p/we-saw-the-water-turning-red
→ Post Meridiem: An Unreliable Memoir of Madness in Los Angeles
Dan Lauer has a memoir available on Kindle & Paperback.
Amazon: https://a.co/d/a1tPujS
"Post Meridiem is an unreliable memoir of events that occurred in Los Angeles County between June and September 2009. From the bewildering cast of a state-run psychiatric hospital to the horrific exhibits of the Museum of the Morbid, Dan Lauer searches for comfort and solace from a severe depression-driven psychotic break from reality in all the wrong places."