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U.S. Coast Guard Intercepts Strange Blue Boat Near Venezuela — Then They Look Inside
Oct 30, 2025
U.S. Coast Guard Intercepts Strange Blue Boat Near Venezuela — Then They Look Inside
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Coastal guards were unaware that this
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odd blue boat would soon become the
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focal point of a nightmare scenario when
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they intercepted it. None of their
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radars picked up the blue metallic
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vessel. Furthermore, there was little
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they could do to halt what happened when
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they entered the ship. But before we
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new stories. About 3 mi off the coast,
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during a normal inspection, the blue
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floating ship was noticed. The crew
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nearly passed it. At first, it appeared
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to be a speck on the horizon, but then
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one of the seven coastal guards pointed
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and said, "Guys, there's something in
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the water over there." But the squad
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soon realized that the floating craft
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was far larger than they had first
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believed as their own boat approached.
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Their ship's radar did not seem to pick
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up the boat at all. It was a mystery
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boat. The captain of the crew looked at
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the monitor once more, but for some
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reason it only showed their own ship.
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Its blue hue, which nearly merged in
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perfectly with the waves of the water,
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further enhanced this sensation. It made
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sense for the crew to call out the
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person operating the enigmatic boat in
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order to learn more. Hey, the Coastal
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Guard is this. Is the individual inside
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the blue ship going to come out and say
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hello? However, despite their repeated
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please, no one appeared to respond.
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There was a sense of tension in the air
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and only by looking more closely could
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it be resolved. In order to bring the
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blue boat in, the team immediately threw
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a rope with a hook at the end toward it.
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However, that also did not exactly
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proceed as planned. Since the boat
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didn't appear to be very big, they
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should have been able to bring it close
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with a full crew of powerful pulling
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men. However, the enigmatic object
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refused to move. Instead, they were
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dragged forward in their own boat. What
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is this thing? The captain's voice was
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trembling. This item is more complicated
1:53
than it first appears as their two ships
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eventually made contact. One of the crew
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members said, "We're just seeing the tip
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of the iceberg." However, the captain
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ordered him and a colleague to lead the
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inquiry. So, this crew member would
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later come to regret saying this. The
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coastal guard assigned to the search,
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Brendan, was apprehensive, but he
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couldn't let his people down while they
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were watching. He crept approached the
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tiny top windows, carefully setting his
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first few steps on top of the blue boat.
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John, his partner, and a member of his
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crew joined him, and they attempted to
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look inside. The view via the little
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windows, however, seemed nearly black,
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so they offered little insight. Their
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only option was to do one thing. "We
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must open her up," Brendan told his pal.
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Jon concurred, and they raised the
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ship's hatch together. The boat's top
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hatch opened with a loud creek,
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revealing a staircase below. The fact
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that they couldn't see the bottom made
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them much more anxious. In the hopes
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that their captain would call them back,
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the two men gazed at him. However, the
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elderly sailor only encouraged, "We're
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right here, so go ahead." Brendan
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retrieved a flashlight from his back
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pocket and used it to light up the area
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below. The two men would later come to
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bitterly regret their decision to dive
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down into the boat when they reached the
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bottom. Jon and Brendan looked about
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with the flashlight. The interior of the
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ship appeared much more dilapidated than
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the appearance. Who was the boat's
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pilot? Because no one is here," Jon
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said, perplexed. With the exception of
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the central console, which looked to
3:23
have seen better days, everything seemed
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to be nothing but bare metal. With a
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shrug, Brendan attempted to share his
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discoveries with the outside team. Words
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were difficult to comprehend over
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Brendan's shaky walkietalkie connection.
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However, things quickly became terrible.
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Above the two men, there was a creek and
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then the top hatch abruptly closed by
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itself. When the captain and other crew
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members of the coastal boat noticed
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this, there was a generalized fear. They
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attempted to inquire about Brendan and
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J's well-being, but the closed hatch
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entirely cut off the contact signal. The
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two members of the investigation crew
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were separated from the rest of the
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group, and that was only the beginning
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of their trouble because the boat began
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to vibrate a lot right after that. Jon
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and Brendan ascended the ladder and
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gazed fearfully at their coastal vessel.
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What on earth is happening?
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Unfortunately, the blue boat had a mind
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of its own and was beginning to entirely
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descend beneath the ocean surface, so it
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would be their only chance to see it.
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Despite his internalized panic, Brendan
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tried his hardest to calm his colleague
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down. John, calm down. We are not
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sinking because the boat is not
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absorbing water. However, it appears
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that Jon was not calm by this purposeful
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comment. Who is doing this if it's
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deliberate? Brendan tried to maintain
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his composure for as long as he could,
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but the two men soon fell into a panic.
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They banged their first into the
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ladder's metal hatch, but it would not
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budge. This was ineffective, and a few
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seconds later, the boat was fully
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underwater, and then a realization hit
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inside Brendan's brain. "This isn't just
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any boat. It is a submarine of sorts."
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Jon nodded and agreed with this thought,
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but that did not solve their dire
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situation. The two crew members
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desperately tried to communicate with
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the main boat, but the signal was
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completely dead. Brendan's mind returned
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to the time they had initially found
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that odd blue ship. Why, though, was
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this boat so stealthy? It was highly
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concealed by its blue color and filtered
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off all communication, so it did not
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appear on the radar. What was it used
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for? The submarine was heading to an
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unidentified site with serious
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repercussions, so the two terrified
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coastal guards would soon learn of it.
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However, Jon and Brendan had nothing to
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do except wait until then. They took
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advantage of this time to look for
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potential hints inside the submarine.
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The main console on the sub's north side
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was the first area they looked into.
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John, however, called out something at
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that point. With its sturdy buttons and
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cables going out back, it had the
6:00
appearance of something from an 80s
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film. Nevertheless, it appeared that the
6:04
machine had no influence over any area
6:06
of the spacecraft. Over here is a door,
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Brandon. Brandon looked at his companion
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as he turned around. They totally forgot
6:14
about this portion in their panic. Jon
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was standing on the opposite side of the
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submarine, gesturing toward a large
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entryway that had a big metal handle
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attached to it. What might be the cause?
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In the hopes that their combined power
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would be sufficient to open this
6:28
doorway, the two guys teamed up and
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began pushing the handle downward.
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However, this door appeared to be too
6:35
strong for these two frantic guys to
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open, much as the hatch above, just as
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Brendan and John placed their defeated
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bodies on the submarine floor. The boat
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started to vibrate intensely. It was the
6:47
same vibration that occurred when they
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sunk down about 30 minutes ago, but this
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time they clearly went upward. "There's
6:55
light coming through the top window,"
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Jon stated excitedly. However, Brendan
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rapidly brushed this thrill aside as he
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began to realize that this whole voyage
7:04
was unlikely to end well. Loud sounds
7:07
came from above the submarine when it
7:09
was completely above the ocean. "Someone
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is approaching, so run for cover."
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Brendan addressed his preoccupied
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coworker. The two men jumped up from
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their seated position and hid behind the
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console on the other end of the boat.
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And right after there reached their
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hiding position, the hatch on top opened
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up. At that moment, three individuals
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climbed downward and made their way to
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the locked door. Brendan cautiously
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peered over the corner and watched how
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the dubious looking people got into the
7:38
submarine sealed compartment without a
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single item. However, they were lugging
7:42
heavy things as they came out. What was
7:45
this location? What were they removing
7:47
to? Brendan tried to make sense of
7:50
everything, and his mind was racing. The
7:52
men, who were big and heavy, carried
7:54
dozens of heavy items to the surface on
7:56
their frequent ascents and desents.
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Brendan and John were fortunate not to
8:00
get caught during the roughly 30-inute
8:02
operation. That did not, however, mean
8:05
that the two coastal guards were safe.
8:07
It was silent inside the submarine after
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the dubious men had finished unloading
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its contents. Jon and Brendan were
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afraid to talk. However, they both saw
8:16
that the people had left the ship's
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upper section open. They both understood
8:20
that this was their opportunity to get
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away. Knowing what to do, the two guys
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ascended the ladder. Brendan at the head
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of the pack. The coastal laborers felt
8:30
the cool ocean breeze on their faces as
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they ellighted from the boat at the top.
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However, it was not all because both men
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were immediately taken aback by the
8:38
boat's location. There was no land
8:41
around. They were in the middle of the
8:43
ocean. On top of them, however, was a
8:46
huge oil rigged platform supported by
8:48
four enormous floating pillars. Where in
8:52
hell have we gone with this ship? Jon's
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voice was trembling. Brendan and John
8:57
carefully climbed the long ladder that
8:59
connected the submarine to the main
9:01
platform above. And once they got there,
9:04
a huge surprise awaited them. There was
9:06
much activity on top of the oil
9:08
platform. Workers were lifting boxes and
9:11
machines were transporting cargo from
9:13
left to right. John and Brendan worked
9:16
together to try to figure out their next
9:18
course of action while remaining
9:19
concealed behind some big shipping
9:21
containers. It was evident right away
9:24
that no oil drilling was taking place
9:26
here. However, what was this floating
9:29
deck used for? The two men moved around
9:32
the area with tact and discretion. They
9:35
came close to being captured a couple of
9:37
times. On one occasion, Jon stumbled on
9:40
a loose wire and two employees looked
9:43
back and almost saw them. Ultimately,
9:46
however, they were able to get across
9:48
the platform without being noticed. They
9:51
finally got to see the main event as a
9:53
result of all this skullking around. As
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they crouched behind a big container,
9:58
Brendan noticed an elderly man who
10:00
looked to be in his mid60s. John
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muttered, "He must be the leader."
10:05
Compared to the other people on the
10:06
station, he was well-dressed. And the
10:09
three people from earlier positioned the
10:11
pile of bulky parcels in front of the
10:13
elderly man's feet. They observed how
10:15
the leader removed a substantial pile of
10:17
cash from one of the bundles after
10:19
cracking apart the foil covering it. Jon
10:22
and Brendan were aware that illegal
10:24
activity was taking place when they
10:26
witnessed this. But in this case,
10:28
Brendan and Jon were stranded and all
10:30
alone. The only thing they could do now
10:32
was observe. They watched how the leader
10:35
lifted his hand and signaled for
10:36
something in the back to be brought
10:38
forward. An equally large package
10:40
arrived from the back and was placed
10:43
beside the money. This parcel was
10:45
stuffed with a knife and the contents
10:47
adhered to the blade. The two coastal
10:49
guards eyes doubled in size because they
10:51
were familiar with this stuff. They
10:53
confiscated several illicit substances
10:56
in their capacity as coast guards and
10:58
this was unquestionably a sort of
11:00
powdered drug. However, the amounts they
11:03
saw today were completely different from
11:05
what they were accustomed to. Brendan
11:07
weighed about 4 lb at his largest bust.
11:10
However, this one stack alone must have
11:13
been five times as large. In the back,
11:16
there was likely a lot