The wreckage turned out to be the J.C. Ames, which sank in a fiery display on that spot more than a century ago. Thuss isn’t the only member of his family to make such a discovery—a decade earlier, his step-grandmother earned the nickname “Shipwreck Suzze” for spotting three different shipwrecks over the course of three days. How else can you explain how a grandmother and grandson duo both unwittingly discovered a cumulative four shipwrecks decades apart? Remarkable as that is, the surprising twists don’t stop there: “Shipwreck Suzze” also just so happens to be Christopher Thuss’ step-grandmother. According to WisconsinShipwrecks.org, the ship now known as the J.C. Ames began life under a different name—the J.C. Perrett.