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This book solves Titanic's final mysteries including: - the Captain's final actions and how and where he really died - he did not drown; - the unknown crows nest actions as the ice approached resulting in why the starboard (ice side) lookout disappeared, his death and grave historically falsified while he was still alive, and where he was subsequently buried; - the impact of the newly revealed perjury of radioman Harold Bride; - details on the 20 minutes of terror from the last lifeboat's departure to the final plunge. Fascinating non-fiction documented from testimony from the American and British Disaster Hearings with supporting drawings of unknown Titanic artifacts before they were discovered on the ocean floor. Includes 27 photos, 13 illustrations and a map with complete References, Bibliography, Military Protocols, and Bookshelf sections. The book includes our increasingly popular Introduction to Remote Viewing targeting Princess Diana's 1997 auto accident. Like no other Titanic book it was rated 5 stars on GoodReads.com.

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I should certainly think that Titanic fans would eat this up, and revisit the testimony from the [Disaster] hearings, and see through the cover-up.</p>Yes I read the book. It was very compelling. I think that Mr. McMoneagle was right on. Together with the evidence you found from the formal hearings, the two fit together nicely. It answers questions that previously were filled with ambiguity. Things that just seemed odd, but could not quite be pinned down, in the original testimonies. Thanks for the great book. I feel satisfied it answers much of the mystery about Titanic's sinking. Wow, verrrrrrrrrrrrry interesting stuff indeed. Someone is going to have to come up with a new Hollywood movie script and call it TITANIC - The Great Cover-up! [A] must read if you're a fan of RV and learning how it can be used to solve historical riddles and get down to the nitty gritty truth. In general, it is a terrific story, and I think Joe has nailed two vital aspects, namely, the fact that...the lookouts [read book] ...and the other being the way Captain Smith's life ended.</p> I find Joe's version to be in line with Smith's personality and with what an intellectually strong man would do. Apparently, nobody else has made such a conjecture. There is something about the...story that I find like the last piece of a jigsaw puzzle - it fits. Yes, it made the case for further investigation into what happened to the Titanic and sheds more light on new leads and research for historians. Just finished reading Titanic and again loved it. Found it fascinating the remote viewing after the last boat left and (the) Captain opened the (find out). How very sad to know your fate. The description of the Captain and the remaining passengers in the first class drawing room after the last boat left was amazing. Felt as if I was watching from above, the detail was very clear. Thanks for the brilliant reads. I read with care the latest Titanic volume, and find it really fascinating.... This is such a fascinating story! I am still wondering how to get you into the big leagues, with wide spread attention, as I think your series deserves.</p> </p>

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