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Ghoul of Grays Harbor: Murder and Mayhem in the Pacific Northwest

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Ghoul of Grays Harbor: Murder and Mayhem in the Pacific Northwest

By: C.J. March
Narrated by: Randal Schaffer
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Sailors trusted him with their money and their lives. That was a mistake. The lucky ones woke up with headaches in the holds of ships headed to China. The others never took another breath.

Billy Gohl robbed, shanghaied, and killed sailors across the Pacific Northwest. Grays Harbor in Aberdeen, Washington, was so full of bodies that newspapers dubbed it a "floaters fleet". His trapdoor of death was famous. In his time, Gohl murdered over 100 people, making him one of the most prolific serial killers in American history.

©2019 C.J. March (P)2019 C.J. March Law State & Local True Crime United States Sailing

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