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Hot take: warning about the 1960s 'Dyatlov Pass' style scenario nobody talks about, the SS Ourang Medan
Back in February 1948, a Dutch freighter called the SS Ourang Medan sent a distress signal off the coast of Sumatra where the radio operator reportedly typed 'all dead, I die too' before going silent. When rescue ships finally boarded in the Malacca Strait, they found every crew member dead with faces frozen in fear and no visible wounds, then the ship caught fire and sank before anyone could investigate. If the ship had stayed afloat and we'd actually figured out what killed them, do you think it would've changed how we handle unexplained maritime deaths today, or would it just be another creepy wiki footnote?
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