i remember this story, when i was in secondary school, for our key stage three
exams about 7 or 8 years ago, we had to write about what happened using our
imagination, i went with a ghost theory which threw them into the sea, resulting
with them ending up in a parrallel universise. this is probably not true though.

dedanan123 <dedanan123@...> wrote:Ok my friend,

I've now had a quick read thro' the website you speak of.

The freak wave theory is a definate candidate.
They do happen...they do exist.

I believe they can appear out of nowhere on seemingly calm days, a
result of possible seismic activity in the sea???

I personally knew one individual who lost his life, while fishing on
rocks, possibly due to these 'sudden' waves.
Incidentally what remained of his body was not recovered for six
months later..and even then it was only by sheer luck.

I have also personally seen waves appear out of nowhere and swamp land
masses quite suddenly. These waves can sweep the legs out from under
you..and before you know it, you are in the water..and you may have no
hope of getting out.

The sea is a two edged sword, and she must be respected.

Best

Deda


--- In paranormalireland@..., "dedanan123"
<dedanan123@y...> wrote:
> Yes indeed!!
>
> I have heard this story knocking around for years, and I think this
is
> one of a few lighthouse keeper dissappearance cases that have made
it
> into the semi public eye.
>
> (I think there was one where a lighthouse keeper dissappeared in the
> Bermuda Triangle area and alien snatching was hinted at, as the
cause)
>
> One dissappearance is reasonably explainable...three from the same
> place...very odd indeed.
> Remember the Marie Celeste?!
>
> A few theories maybe..
>
> 1. In a fit of rage/madness one individual gets paranoid
> delusions..and murders the other two in their sleep. Disposes of
the
> bodies, and then commits suicide himself by jumping to his death.
>
> 2. Three put to sea in a small craft for some reason of
> emergency..perhaps one badly injured...other two try to save him by
> rowing to land...boat lost at sea..
>
> Mind you 1. and 2. should have maybe yielded some secrets via
> wreckage, body retrieval etc.....but bodies do decompose much more
> rapidly in the sea...
>
> 3. Aliens napped them
>
> Actually will check website now and see what it says
>
> Best
>
> Deda
>
> --- In paranormalireland@..., "gdo_investigations"
> <gary_overman@h...> wrote:
> > --- In paranormalireland@..., "dedanan123"
> > <dedanan123@y...> wrote:
> > > I think you've lost the plot my friend
> > >
> > > Take two iodine pills before bedtime tonite, and a few Prozac.
> > > You'll be right as rain in the morning.
> > >
> > > Mind you , I think your mental rubbish is worth a read as you've
> > > written so much of it.
> > >
> > > ps. "they" have got you...
> >
> >
> > How sad that this poor man has this type of problem. It is people
> > like him that give Christians (which I am one) a bad name.
> >
> > On to another subject, however.
> >
> > Does anyone here have any ideas as to what happened to the
> > lighthouse keepers on the Flannan Isles in 1900?
> >
> > The website of the Northern Lighthouse Board has the story, but no
> > one knows what happened to the three men.
> >
> > I presume that the folks in this group have heard of this.
> >
> > Any takers?


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