Disasters at Sea
S2:E5 The Sinking of the Lady Mary
In March 2009, family-owned scallop fishing boat the Lady Mary sinks off the coast of New Jersey, killing six crew members and leaving only one survivor.
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Bound from Jacksonville, Fla., to San Juan, Puerto Rico, crew members on the SS El Faro container ship find themselves just 20 miles from the eye of a hurricane; after the ship goes missing, investigators ask why the crew took such a deadly course.
S2:E1 • Jul 10, 2022 • 44m
The MS Norman Atlantic ferry is engulfed in fire while transporting passengers and vehicles from Greece to Italy during the holiday rush.
S2:E2 • Jul 17, 2022 • 44m
On March 21, 2006, the MV Queen of the North is on an overnight trip along Canada's west coast when the ship hits a rock, the hull is torn open and water pours into the engine room.
S2:E3 • Aug 13, 2019 • 44m
Investigators struggle to understand the sinking of the Arctic Rose fishing vessel off the coast of Alaska, which claimed the lives of 15 fishermen; experts determine that rough seas and frigid temperatures caused the deadly fishing disaster.
S2:E4 • Aug 20, 2019 • 44m
In March 2009, family-owned scallop fishing boat the Lady Mary sinks off the coast of New Jersey, killing six crew members and leaving only one survivor.
S2:E5 • Aug 27, 2019 • 44m
The MV Andrew J. Barberi ferry boat is traveling to Staten Island with 1,500 passengers; as it nears its destination, the ship continues full steam ahead and slams into the maintenance pier, killing 11 on board and injuring 57 others.
S2:E6 • Sep 3, 2019 • 44m