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In January 1972, the world's greatest ocean liner caught fire and sank in just 70 hours. The RMS Queen Elizabeth—a massive 1,031-foot ship that carried 750,000 soldiers during World War II—was mysteriously destroyed in Hong Kong harbor. But to this day, nobody knows who did it.

This is the story of how one of history's most luxurious ships fell from grace. From her secret wartime voyages to a failed museum dream in Florida, to her final voyage as the Seawise University—a floating university that never set sail.

Three fires started at the exact same time. The ship listed dangerously. Water flooded the compartments. And within 72 hours, the greatest liner in the world was reduced to a charred wreck.

Was it arson? Sabotage? Insurance fraud? Political revenge? The official investigation concluded it was deliberate—but the perpetrators were never found. The case remains unsolved.

Today, the remains of the Queen Elizabeth lie buried beneath the Kwai Tsing Container Terminal in Hong Kong—forgotten under cargo cranes and concrete.