A Skull was spotted in the D-Deck Reception Room. (2001 dive)

[Auden G Minor]

Sorry to say, it is not a theory it is fact.

Ok! Thank you!

 

[Ioannis Georgiou]

oh, I didn't realize that, I was talking about the possible skull Steven posted, and the one seen by Pelligrino, Lynch, and Marschall. Thanks for the explanation, Ioannis!

I don't know of a skull seen by Lynch and Marschall.

 

[Auden G Minor]

I have the photo right here:

Hope this answer's your question!

 

[Ioannis Georgiou]

Thanks, I know that picture.
Aside from what Pelligirino has in his book, is it not strange that neither Don Lynch nor Ken Marschall ever mentioned it?!

 

[Cam Houseman]

Thanks Auden for showing him the pic Steven uploaded.

I agree, but it may just be one of those things that no one wants to talk about. And, Pelligrino is a Titanic historian, I doubt, if Ken Marschall or Don Lynch ever read the book, they'd let him get away with that if the claim was false.

 

[Auden G Minor]

I agree!

 

[Steven Christian]

I posted that pic as it came up in several searches. But as I said before you need more pics of it from different angles. It could be anything. I mentioned the Face on Mars because many people were convinced about it and wrote books and had all kinds of theories. But when NASA went back and took more pics from different angles and the sun in a different position it was just a another mountain. But still amazing what NASA has done there.

 

[Cam Houseman]

I loved one, like the "man on the moon"

 

[Mike Bull2019]

And, Pelligrino is a Titanic historian, I doubt, if Ken Marschall or Don Lynch ever read the book, they'd let him get away with that if the claim was false.

I'd take an awful lot of Pellegrino's writing with a pinch of salt, if I were you.

 

[Cam Houseman]

I agree, but like I said, I believe what he says about his experiences during the 2001 dive. Why lie when you can be easily discredited by the person/people that you said you experienced with them?

I check the facts during the 1912 segments.

 

[Ioannis Georgiou]

Thanks Auden for showing him the pic Steven uploaded.
And, Pelligrino is a Titanic historian,

Says who?

I doubt, if Ken Marschall or Don Lynch ever read the book, they'd let him get away with that if the claim was false.

They know his book.

 

[Cam Houseman]

have they ever spoken about his book, criticizing it? I'm curious now

 

[Christian Pierce]

This was done by Bill Sauder and shared in several Titanic groups where the false claims of body remains came up with that image.
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Out of curiosity, are those items marked "Non-Titanic" from the passengers of Titanic or are they garbage that was thrown overboard?

 

[Ioannis Georgiou]

Those are items the passengers had with them.

 

[Cam Houseman]

I remember you saying one time, you read the 1996 wreck report. Where can I read this?

 

[Ioannis Georgiou]

I am afraid it is no longer available online.
However there are bits and parts in printed version. The magazine Voyage of Titanic International Society had dive reports from the different expeditions to the wreck including 1996. You can buy back issues from them directly sometimes you can find them at auction sites like eBay.

 

[Cam Houseman]

Maybe someday, someone who had it saved or whatever will post it.

Even with the Wayback machine its gone?

 

[Ioannis Georgiou]

Can not tell you if it is there or not. If I understand it right Wayback did not save everything. Also do not know when it "disappeared" online. Web pages comes and goes...

 

[Cam Houseman]

I agree, the Wayback machine does not save every bit of the archived websites URLs.

On another note, I was able to watch the entire 1977 release of Star Wars: A New Hope on that Congress site. But then they deleted it for some reason.

 

[Cam Houseman]

Can not tell you if it is there or not. If I understand it right Wayback did not save everything. Also do not know when it "disappeared" online. Web pages comes and goes...

Do you remember the website name for the RMST inc Website, or whatever their website was called? Maybe some of their former website was archived? I was able to find their expedition, chartering, and salvage award documents earlier tonight.