Ghost Yacht Horror as Mummified Body is Sitting at Desk at Sea For Years The mummified body of a German adventurer has been discovered his abandoned yacht which silently drifted around the world for years.Manfred Fritz Bajorat, 59, found by two fishermen at the weekend off the coast of the Philippines.His body was discovered near the radio telephone on the 40ft yacht called Sayo, he was trying one last desperate mayday call.It not clear how long he had been dead and for how many years his yacht had been drifting, but no reported sightings of him have been mentioned since 2009.Inside the cabin were found photo albums,clothes tins food strewn over the interior.He was floating nearly 40 miles coast the Philippines in the Pacific Ocean when the fishermen spotted drifting vessel and boarded it.The mast was broken and much of the cabin was underwater, what killed the skipper is unclear. Dry ocean winds,hot temperatures the salty air helped preserve his body. He was identified by paperwork found the vessel.It is unclear how long he has been dead. Police are trying to retrace his last voyages and find the last people to speak with him.He broke up with his wife in 2008, who had been on his travels with him, she later died from cancer.In 2009 in Mallorca he met another world sailer called Dieter who told Germany's BILD newspaper:He was very experienced sailor.I don't believe he would have sailed into storm. I believe broke after Manfred was already dead.Police spokeswoman Goldie Lou Siega in the Philippines said;We have no evidence of second person aboard no weapon found the yacht.The way he sitting seems to indicate that death unexpected, perhaps from a heart attack.The German embassy in Manila is working with local officials to trace his family in Germany.It is believed he has a daughter called Nina who works as the captain of a freight vessel.
