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Eleanor “Muff” Graham and her husband, Malcolm “Mac” Graham, loved the sea and sailing around the world. In June 1974, they set off on another one of their trips, looking forward to their stay at the island of Palmyra. One of the Northern Line Islands, Palmyra Atoll is an isolated island over 1000 miles south […]
Miss Stearns and Mr. Walker were convicted in 1975 of stealing a sailing yacht that belonged to Malcolm Graham, 43, and his wife, LaVerne, 40, of San Diego. The two couples met at Palmyra Island, an uninhabited atoll 1,000 miles south of Honolulu. According to other sailors who visited the island in that period, and who testified in the 1975 trials, the two couples became enemies over the two months when they lived in their boats at anchor in the Palmyra lagoon.
The Mac and Muff Graham murders frustrated authorities until a container holding human remains washed up onshore.
Being As Close to LOST As You Might Find, These Paradise Islands Are Linked to Disappearances, Murder and Mystery
With its blissful white beaches and placid waters, the Pacific does not likely come to mind as a place that’s likely to be ‘haunted’ or ‘plagued’. Yet there is a small, uninhabited island in a seldom-visited corner of the world that has, over the years, experienced a number of disturbing, paranormal occurrences that has led many to believe that it is in fact, cursed. The first recorded sighting of Palmyra was in 1798. American sailor Edmund Fanning was on route to Asia, aboard the Betsy ship, of which he was captain. Legend has it, that Captain Fanning one night struggled to sleep and thus ordered his crew to find someplace the ship could moor in order that he might rest. The next morning, having steered a little off-course, the Betsy sailed onto the shores of Palmyra. The captain failed to officially record his discovery though and thus, when a few years later in 1802, Captain Swale’s ship, the Palmyra (from which the island takes its name), failed to sight the atoll’s rocky reef, it was wrecked upon its coral.
The SOLVED case of millionaires Mac and Muff Graham, found deceased on Palmyra Atoll Island. Unravel the mystery alongside the FBI's greatest law enforcers a...
One of the most famous historical mysteries of the Pacific concerns the disappearance of yacht captain Malcolm "Mac" Graham, and the murder of his wife, on d...
