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Memorial Day Weekend, 1954
When a sudden storm struck a tour boat full of passengers in the middle of Lake of the Ozarks — two newlyweds vanished without a trace.
In this special Legends & Lore episode of Take On The Lake, host Nathan Bechtold begins with the recollection of a recent unexpected storm on July 4th weekend that caught boaters unawares... and then dives into the story of the Grand Glaize disaster of 1954, one of the darkest days in Lake of the Ozarks history, and the mystery that still surrounds it.
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