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R/V Jane Yarn Sinks off Georgia Coast

ANSWERS TO COMMENTS: the tow rope was used to tow the boat out to the site about 15 miles offshore (you can't intentionally sink a boat with a working engine on it). NO ONE DIED. The boat was th...  
 
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wetetnies11 (4 days ago) Show Hide
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I love how in the description it says that the ship was "thoroughly cleaned." I can tell by all the bilge water, shit and rust coming out of it. Whoever cleaned the ship - fantastic job!.
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Tundraboy05 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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lol it threw up before dying
Kauboy1984 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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who owner lose millions bucks!
CarlSchwamberger (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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@Smokeyb33r Nasty bilge water. Stagnate water mixed with rust, paint chips, old oil, fuel dribble, & whatever leaked from the head (toilet). It all collects way down in the bottom.
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they didnt
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Thar she blows!!!!!

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