Having visited a few sites on the Mohegan I`ve found out about a plot thats seems almost beleivable.Captain Griffiths of the Mohegan,commodore of the Atlantic Transport Line and also a shareholder in the line was apparently in a considerable amount of debt at the time of the Mohegans foundering and some people even to this day suspect Griffiths deliberatly ran his vessel into the Manacles (the Manacles are rocks which have claimed many ships and their crew)of Cornwall.To claim the insurance money and clear the debt.When a rescue operation was mounted a man in evening clothes was saved.The second the boat came onto the beach he lept of,ran through the village,up the valley and was never seen again.Was this Captain Griffiths ?Does this plot sound familiar ?But I don`t think it could be true since a headless torso that was dressed in a Captain`s uniform was washed ashore a few days later.Was the man a hysterical survivor ?There is also a rumour that she is you guessed it haunted.Over the years divers on the wreck have reported some strange goings on.The ships boilers for instance have the hands and fingers of the stokers who serviced them.A note to anyone in the UK who dives.You can dive the Mohegan wreck any time,any day you wish there are no restrictions.There are tons of china plates about that you are allowed to take home.I wish I could dive so I could see the ship.Note the ship is badly broken up and some pecies of the wreck are reported to be unstable.It would be good if someone from the board dived the wreck and told us about it.I wish the Mohegans story was aknowledged more as I belive it to be a truly interesting wreck.