Even more lies are in store for our investigator today. “The mask. This is part of it. How did it get here? Washed ashore with the body? Thrown overboard? The mask was at the university and now it’s missing. It looks like there’s still a cover up... The ships... The statues... The mask...”

The tipping point is beginning to show... “I know that they’re lying. They were part of some cover up, no matter what their letters say. The Atlantica had something happen to it, and I know that there’s more out there to it. They’re involved. They have to be involved. The two ships. The statues...”

Let’s see what our journalist has found today... “Two ships? There’s only one explanation. These ships are near identical. They were trying to pass off the Oceania as the Atlantica! Is that why there’s conflicting reports? How quickly could they re-paint the name of a ship on the open ocean...”

Our journalist has their first real breakthrough! “I’ve finally done it! A letter straight from one of the passengers. Given to a passing ship, supposedly. There’s mentions of ancient tomes and so much more. ... And it’s real, right? Yes, there’s a market for Atlantica memorabilia but...”

An interesting twist has arrived for our journalist... “Golden statues washed ashore. That much I know for certain. Now the real question is who and why. The Marsh family seems to have played a hand, but was it just to keep the statues safe or was it all to cover up some bigger ploy?”

Onward, our curious journalist goes. “This doesn’t make any sense. Some seem to say that the ship never made it. And then there are other reports that only select family members await their missing relatives. What about the murders? What about the damage? None of this is adding up...”

A journalist investigates the journey of the SS Atlantica... “Our first real clue. Murder doesn’t make for a broken ship. But these. Three issues in one night. Surely something to that degree isn't common on ships. Must research further. Not only this ship, but others. I have to know the truth.”

Our investigator continues and is growing more frantic. “An unforgettable voyage? Don’t make me laugh. It feels like half the world forgot that this boat ever existed. And the other half can’t get it out of their mind. At least now, though, we know when and where it set sail from..."

As @fantasyflightgames.bsky.social and Arkham Horror celebrate the 5th anniversary of Unfathomable, we’ve uncovered some... interesting documents about the SS Atlantica. A journalist is trying to put together the story of the Atlantica. What do you make of it?