Titanic's Secrets Unfold

Friday, March 28, 2014

The Two Tales of Mrs. Coutts Reveal A Heroic Act By Moody, Titanic's Junior Officer

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There's nothing more frustrating for a Titanic researcher than finding a first-hand account by a Titanic survivor that's clear and d...
Sunday, February 16, 2014

"She is absolutely unsinkable"

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The Lewsiston Daily Sun April 15, 1912   Page One                                                      Franklin Not Worrying New York, ...

Titanic Widow Gives Clew To Great Jewel Theft

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The Independent (St.Petersburg, Florida) Tuesday, Aug. 5,1913    Page Six                                            Titanic Widow Gives ...
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Friday, February 14, 2014

Titanic Whale Spotting.

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Not every Titanic mystery is a big one. Take whales, for example. They're big, but whether Titanic survivors saw whales or not is neith...
Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Shocking Racism Shown to Titanic's Chinese survivors

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The level of racism shown to the Chinese survivors of the Titanic is staggering. The Titanic carried eight Chinese men. Six survived. Four ...
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Wednesday, February 5, 2014

The Frankfurt exonerated

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Nashua Telegraph (New Hampshire) April 27, 1912                                                           Refused to Talk Paris, April 27...
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Monday, February 3, 2014

William S. Sloper, Titanic survivor and polished tangoist

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Restless and sickly. Highly strung.  Those are the adjectives attached to 28-year-old Titanic survivor William Sloper by newspapers in his h...
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George Jacub
A journalist with almost 30 years experience---13 in newspapers and 16 in television news and current affairs--- I find myself well placed to unravel stories of the Titanic which have gone untold for almost a century. Having conducted hundreds of interviews, I've learned the most important skill to uncovering the truth is the ability to listen to people. That has served me well in my Titanic research. I have compiled what I believe is the most complete boat list in existence with which I can tell you, with graduated levels of confidence, how 89 percent of the Titanic survivors escaped death. (Yes, 89 percent. I haven't yet managed to cross the 90 percentile.) I have identified the stowaways in the lifeboats. I can tell you where the shootings took place on the Titanic and in some cases I can name the men who were shot. I have identified the man who escaped dressed as a woman, and, believe me, that's only half the story. Interested?
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