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BigmanPigman

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8. Isn't it interesting how some said the ship did NOT break up.

Reply to appalachiablue (Original post)

Fri Apr 14, 2023, 11:12 PM

Apr 2023

I watched a TV program about 4 years ago and it was about 3 hours long and was very, very detailed. They used science and new instruments to be able to solve the mysteries of how it broke and sank. It also studied where the other ships were and what they saw and experienced. I wish I could find it to post here.

The woman in the last interview was so charming and lucid. She must have been a little pleased to have what she saw and heard verified. She new it broke and there was massive panicking.

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Sinking of the Titanic April 14-15, 1912 North Atlantic Ocean Voyage UK-US: Survivors Interviews [View all] appalachiablue Apr 2023 OP

Getting ready to watch the movie. ProudMNDemocrat Apr 2023 #1

What we can do it Apr 2023 #2

He's sending from a mobile device. Ask me how I know. NT mahatmakanejeeves Apr 2023 #3

Don't give away the ending. edbermac Apr 2023 #4

Never. ProudMNDemocrat Apr 2023 #5

I love how poised the British are or at least used to be. Karadeniz Apr 2023 #6

It is, very admirable - Keep calm and carry on. Encycl. Britannica video: appalachiablue Apr 2023 #7

Isn't it interesting how some said the ship did NOT break up. BigmanPigman Apr 2023 #8

She's a very sharp woman it's clear, and put off by the spin.. appalachiablue Apr 2023 #9