Mysteries of the Deep Season 2 Episode 3 Shipwreck Ghosts of Mexico

In Mysteries Of The Deep season 2 episode 3, titled "Shipwreck Ghosts of Mexico," the team of marine explorers venture out to the west coast of Mexico to investigate the remains of two shipwrecks that are thought to be haunted. The first wreck, known as the Manila Galleon, was a treasure-laden Spanish ship that sank in 1661, and the second, the old steamship SS Cuba, went down in 1898.

Marine biologist and host, Jeremy Wade, along with maritime archaeologist, Sarah Ward, and diving expert, Megan McJames, embark on the journey to uncover the secrets and stories behind these haunted shipwrecks.

As they dive down to the first wreck, the Manila Galleon, the team encounters several unexplainable occurrences. Jeremy, narrating the show, explains how throughout history, sailors have shared eerie stories of ghost ships appearing and disappearing in the fog, or of hearing unexplained creaking and groaning noises aboard their vessels. These hauntings, according to Jeremy, are often attributed to the restless spirits of sailors who died at sea.

As the team descends deeper into the Manila Galleon, they come across weathervanes and other artifacts that have remained untouched for centuries. The ocean floor becomes a time capsule of sorts, allowing for a glimpse into the past and a story to be told. The team is hopeful that by uncovering the ship's secrets and the circumstances surrounding its sinking, they may be able to shed light on the mysterious ghost stories.

The team then turns their attention to the SS Cuba, a steamship that vanished without a trace over a century ago. Using radar and sonar technology to map the underwater terrain, the team sets out to explore the wreck. As they make their way to the SS Cuba, they once again experience unexplainable occurrences.

Jeremy remembers how sailors have shared stories of seeing ghost ships on the horizon, ships that vanish before their eyes. He also narrates how the phenomenon of ghost ships is not limited to the open ocean. Inland lakes and rivers have also witnessed these mysterious occurrences.

As the team reaches SS Cuba, they make several startling discoveries. Some of the crew members had been recorded on camera, but when the footage is reviewed, they realize that nobody had been diving in that area that day. Later, Sarah finds a bullet lodged in the ship's hull, and the team begins to piece together the events that led to the ship's sinking.

During their exploration of both wrecks, the team encounters several strange and unexplainable occurrences, leaving them to question whether they have, indeed, come face to face with the spirits of dead sailors.

"Shipwreck Ghosts of Mexico" is a fascinating look into the mysteries of the deep and the eerie tales that sailors have passed down for centuries. The team's exploration of these shipwrecks provides a captivating glimpse into the past, and raises intriguing questions about the supernatural world.