Captain Pady's Account of Gay's Disappearance

James camb's cabin mate disagreed with a crucial detail in cam's version of events. Cam had claimed he was in bed by 12 forty five, but his fellow crew member had retired one a m and cam was nowhere to be seen. He didn't have any bruises or strange marks, but the doctor did notice some light scratches on his left shoulder and wrist. These looked old, as though they'd been there for a few days. On the back of cam's neck and on his right forearm were more scratches. The ones his neck were very thin. They Didn't look like the work of human finger nails. They looked more like scratches made by a cat.cam said they had