Captain Morgan was becoming even more restless as days went by . Not only were his crew becoming more inquisitive about their more than three months sojourney on the high seas , but he was also suffering from serious seasickness . The Vice President had told him that they would not be in the ocean for more than three months with the cargo . It was now heading to three and half months and yet there had been no communication . Criss-crossing the open ocean was not only becoming cumbersome , but had also attracted the attention of one commercial plane . It was not clear how the flight's crew got their frequency , but they had called on the radio inquiring whether they had any problem .
" We have passed over here about fifteen times ," the pilot of the plane had asked , " and each time we hav
