hour, he found her body cold and frozen, her clothes torn and her throat slit.

In 405 AC, in what is called the Revenge of Skagos, he was on one of the Skagosi longships that gave passage to the Mainland, where he avenged his loses on its people.53,[3] TPP Exh. 5). No other shipments of cases of nickel core wire were loaded aboard the vessel for discharge at ports on the east coast of the United States. Most of the cargo loaded at the South American ports consisted of bags of coffee and cartons of corned beef.
3. The vessel sailed from Santos on August 1, 1969 and arrived at Jacksonville, Florida on August 15, 1969 where she discharged bags of coffee and cartons of corned beef. She departed for New York on August 16, 1969 and arrived at New York on August 19, 1969 (TTP Exh. 2, at 12).
4. Before the vessel arrived at New York, International was furnished with a copy of the ship's manifest (TPP Exh. 8), which showed both the marks on