a “body size” A 1930s steamship trunk mysteriously appears on the beach of Fort Matanzas National Monument in Florida. According to the National Park Service.
The strange arrival was revealed on November 18th. “East Coast Mike O’Mealy” I posted a picture of a black trunk entangled in the roots of a fallen tree.
Some of his images appeared to have sandbags attached to the trunk.
“This is going to be crazy no matter how it unfolds.” he posted on Instagram.
It certainly got weirder, but not as much as he expected.
The National Park reported that “nothing of interest” was found in the trunk.But the revelation only fueled increasingly wild theories. what fellif it was on a sunken ship, the time it was adrift, and if its reappearance is related to the Bermuda Triangle’s mythical ability to bend time.
“‘Uninteresting things’ make me more interesting” Tenille Marie I posted on the park’s Facebook page.
“I see…why was there a sandbag stuck to the trunk? Was it really just sand, or was it mixed with broken bones?” carol carter whatley asked. “Further investigation is required.”
“The imagination is limitless when you can go back in time and ask who owned this trunk.” Randy Treadway Posted. “And how was it lost? Sinking with the Titanic? German U-boats? Bermuda Triangle?”
The Park Service did not provide a response, but shared additional details about the trunk, noting that it dates from the 1930s and bears a tag identifying it as “branded Neverbreak Trunks.” Manufacturer: Son of L. Goldsmith & Newark New Jersey.
Its apt name hasn’t gone unnoticed by social media commenters, with some pointing to the discovery as an endorsement of a great product.
Another theory is also gaining momentum on social media and is not paranormal.
Hurricane Nicole is 7 Homes in Wilbur-by-the-Sea According to station WKMG, it will fall into the Atlantic Ocean. The community is about 55 miles south of the fort, and some speculate that the Gulfstream may have carried debris from the homes north of Fort He to the Matanzas National Monument.
Fort Matanzas is located about 60 miles south of Jacksonville.The park “preserves Fortified Coquina Watchtower, Completed in 1742, it defended the southern approaches to the Spanish military settlement of St. Augustine,” said the National Park Service.
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