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Pirate Jean Laffite faked his death and moved to Lincolnton A famous pirate by the name of Jean Laffite supposedly died in the 1820s. New research by two local women can prove the pirate hid away in Lincolnton, North Carolina Author: Chris Mulcahy Updated: 5:02 PM EDT April 9, 2021 LINCOLNTON, N.C. — Everyone loves a good pirate story about sailing the seven seas, but this pirate story is more about the ending that takes place in -- of all places -- Lincolnton, North Carolina. Two local authors Ashley Oliphant and Beth Yarbrough spent over two years investiga...
Pirate Jean Laffite faked his death and moved to Lincolnton Chris Mulcahy Replay Video UP NEXT Everyone loves a good pirate story about sailing the seven seas, but this pirate story is more about the ending that takes place in -- of all places -- Lincolnton, North Carolina. Two local authors Ashley Oliphant and Beth Yarbrough spent over two years investigating the mystery of the local legend Jean Laffite and found out some amazing information. The Shortened Story about Jean Laffite Jean Laffite was a famous pirate in the early 1800s when piracy was a tad different than what w...