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1/19/2007
Some 30 Passengers Disappear from Cruise Ships in the Last Five Years
12/14/2006
Today's Mystery Visit
Some 30 Passengers Disappear from Cruise Ships in the Last Five Years
A scary thought....not exactly The Love Boat. But don't worry, the U.S. Congress is on the case!
Further details via The Guardian.
-- MDT
Further details via The Guardian.
-- MDT
Labels: Congress, cruise industry, missing persons, mystery
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Today's Mystery Visit
Most folks who end up at the Daily Caveat, I understand. IP addresses show upon a regular basis from the SEC, the New York Attorney General's Office, major law firms, investigative firms, etc. These I get. However, how and why someone ended up at The Daily Caveat based on the search phrase "suppliers of hickory handle for hammer in china" leaves me more than a little mystified, I must confess.
I guess I'll have to do the search in BIG G myself to find out.
-- MDT
I guess I'll have to do the search in BIG G myself to find out.
-- MDT
Labels: China, Google, hickory hammer handles, keywords, mystery
