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The Freezer in the Woods: What Eleven Families Gave Up
OCT 3, 202620 MIN
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The Freezer in the Woods: What Eleven Families Gave Up
Imagine finding a chest freezer bolted to a fresh concrete pad in the woods, containing eleven mason jars of salted fish, a laminated card reading "TITHE OF THE THIRD CATCH," and a single size seven canvas sneaker. This chilling discovery on a public trail outside Portsmith Landing, Maine, points to a hidden system, but what did eleven families give up before anyone found it?
In this episode, we uncover the story of the Tidal Covenant, a supposed fishing cooperative that operated for years, collecting boats, wages, identity documents, and the confidence of its members. We follow Sarah Stroud, a meticulous bookkeeper, as she uncovers the truth behind the cooperative's ledgers and the mounting debt that trapped its members.
Person: Connie Faber
Location: Portsmith Landing, Maine
Organization: The Tidal Covenant
Item: Chest freezer
Discovery Date: November fourteenth
- A dog named Bucket found the freezer on the Earl Berry trail.
- The freezer contained eleven mason jars of salted fish, hand-labeled.
- The laminated card inside read "TITHE OF THE THIRD CATCH."
- Sarah Stroud, a bookkeeper, was hired by the Tidal Covenant.
- John Ramsey, the cooperative's founder, was 51 years old.
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