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The Terrifying Tale of a Girl Found Adrift at Sea

#31. Six Wives and Some Mysterious Accidents

As people began to research Julian Harvey’s background, they found many disturbing things. He had a yacht and power boat that sunk suspiciously before Bluebelle. Shockingly enough, their downfall gave him big insurance settlements.

Six Wives and Some Mysterious Accidents

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Harvey was also once in a car accident that killed one of his wives and her mother. Throughout his life, the unlucky widower Julian Harvey had six wives, some of which also had tempting life insurance policies.

#32. Grew Up All Wrong

Some believe Harvey’s upbringing was the cause for his murderous nature. His dad left him and his mother when he was still a little baby.

#33. Off We Go

In 1961, Arthur’s family would not have to confront yet another harsh and harried Wisconsin winter. The winter of 1961, for Arthur’s family would be one of sunlight and warmth in the Bahamas.

Off We Go

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Arthur, Jean, Brian, Terry Jo, and Renee, were heading for the Bahamas to soak up some sun, away from the harsh Wisconsin winter. They had enough money to finally get away, and the sunny Bahamas were the perfect location. Or at least that’s what they thought.

#34. Medals

Before enlisting in the Air Corps, Harvey modeled for a well-known agency named John Roberts Powers Agency.

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In 1941, he joined the Air Corps. By 1944, Harvey had amassed many medals, such as the Distinguished Flying Cross. But models and World War II heroes can be murderers too.

#35. Back to Green Bay

As for Terry Jo, she went back to Green Bay. She lived with her dad’s sisters and her three cousins. When she was 12, she changed her name to Tere.

Back to Green Bay

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Now, decades later, Terry Jo is finally opening up about what happened to her at sea and had even penned a book about the case. As Terry Jo told CBS News, “I always believed I was saved for a reason. “If one person heals from a life tragedy, my journey will have been worth it.”

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