Daniel,
While it cannot be determined for certain that Ann Isham WAS locked below in her cabin, equally we cannot discount the possibility. No one, so far as is known, recalls seeing her at all during the voyage and as there is too much mystery regarding her presence on board, much less on April 14, it is impossible for anyone to say conclusively what happened to her, except that ultimately she died.
All any of us can put forth are theories until some documented proof of this woman's wherabouts that night comes to light.
I'm personally hoping that steward Cullen's account/s will be found.
Randy
While it cannot be determined for certain that Ann Isham WAS locked below in her cabin, equally we cannot discount the possibility. No one, so far as is known, recalls seeing her at all during the voyage and as there is too much mystery regarding her presence on board, much less on April 14, it is impossible for anyone to say conclusively what happened to her, except that ultimately she died.
All any of us can put forth are theories until some documented proof of this woman's wherabouts that night comes to light.
I'm personally hoping that steward Cullen's account/s will be found.
Randy