Santini's Titanic Touchstones of a Tragedy

[George Behe]

Inger wrote:

> I seem to recall stories circulated more than a >year ago online that
>there was a report of this nature, and had always >wanted to chase up the
>source or see if anyone else had done so.

Hi, Inger!

I think I mentioned Steve's research on Mark Taylor's Titanic Discussion Mailing List some time ago, so that might be where you remember reading about it. I hope Steve's book will cover the subject in as much detail as it deserves; it's rather an involved story, but it deserves to be told.

All my best,

George

 

[Elaine Barnes]

Mr. Behe,
You mentioned that the gunshot wounds may not have been discovered until reaching port and further cosmetic care could be taken with them...
I am wondering, perhaps when the bodies swelled, the wounds may not have been visable. I have heard of gunshot victims thrown into lakes, ocean,whatever sometimes swell so much the gunshot is not readily discernable. Just a thought and I really don't mean to be gruesome!
Sincerely,
Elaine