New York Orb

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The New York Orb was a newspaper that was in circulation at the time of There's Something in the Sea. There are 123 known issues published, and the paper actively published an evening edition. The only two known headlines are "Bloody Break-Out!" about Orrin Oscar Lutwidge's escape from Tollevue Mental Asylum and "Slaughter On The High Seas!!!".

Transcripts

BLOODY BREAK-OUT!

BLOODY BREAK-OUT!

File photo of Tollevue Hospital. Initial police reports suggested that the missing patient may have had an accomplice in the breakout, but no other patients are missing. Police are investigating the whereabouts of a visiting Irish psychiatrist who toured the facility earlier yesterday.

Murderous Maniac Escapes Madhouse NEW YORK — Police report that an orderly was brutally murdered during the escape of a patient who spent nearly a decade in a secure ward for violent inmates at Tollevue Mental Hospital. The inmate, Orrin O. Lutwidge (alias Rod K. Quain), age 61, is believed to be at large and may still be in possession of a knife used in the attack. Authorities advise that he is to be consid- ered armed and extremely dangerous. Police have established a hotline number for leads and updates on this case. For direct information from Det. Benjamin Stango, contact the police information hotline at 1-877-294-4040.

SLAUGHTER ON THE HIGH SEAS!!!

SLAUGHTER ON THE HIGH SEAS!!!

S.S. Nellie Bly — found by Icelandic Coast Guard officers, lost at sea with 23 brutally murdered.

Euro Fugitives Turn Savage NEW YORK — Last night, an America cargo freighter was found adrift by the Icelandic Coast Guard after issuing an S.O.S. Aboard the S.S. Nellie Blye, the officers found drugs, propaganda, smuggled firearms — and a crew of revolutionary terrorists, every single one of them dead. As Guards explored decks literally slick with blood, it quickly became clear that the victims — and proable per- petrators — were members of the European Front, a leftist revolutionary group that had flead Paris after police investi- gated their role in inciting a street riot. The gruesome savagery of the murder suggests that the slaughter might have been fueled by drugs, claims an American official who spoke with us confidentially.

"These leftist groups are often havens of rampant drug abuse," said the official. "We're just
lucky they didn't unleash this kind of violence on American streets during one of their acid
binges." American victims include captain Casey Ferrence, 52, a dishonorably discharged
former Naval officer who appears to ahve turned to illegal smuggling. Officials have not yet con-
firmed the death of an unregistered passenger, Mark G. Meltzer of Montauk Point, New York.

(cont'd, pg.3)

Gallery

The issue about Lutwidge's escape from Tollevue.

The issue about the slaughter onboard the S.S. Nellie Bly.