Haven't seen this conspiracy: The Titanic never sank.

It sank.

Jesse Ventura?

WHite Star had a damaged ship it could not use again or get insurance on. It switched the ships and their names. Got the insurance money.

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The Titanic's completion was delayed because the Olympic had a collision w/ a British cruiser (HMS Hawk) and lost or damaged a prop in another incident. But I'm pretty sure the Olympic was used as a troopship in WWI (although that may have been Brittanic, the third of three White Star ships of the Olympic class) and was back in liner service after the war.

These ships were something like 880' long and 45,000 tons. I don't think they'd be that easy to just swap out under the cover of darkness!

Well, there are pictures of Hulls number 400 (Olympic) and 401 (Titanic) sitting side by side in the H & W yard in Ireland, so I'm pretty sure they both existed.

It sank. But my theory is that Violet Jessop was to blame. She was onboard the Olympic when it struck the British Royal Navy ship before transferring over to the Titanic for its maiden voyage. After seducing the captain during a critical navigational opportunity, she escaped in a lifeboat. Shortly after, she boarded the Brittanic. As we know from the made-for-TV movie in 2000, it wasn't a mind of torpedo that sent her to the deep- it was a spy. Who was the saboteur? You guessed it. Violet Jessop.




In all seriousness, this woman served on all three ships, survived a wreck on Olympic and the sinking of her two sister ships. I would need to see a pretty high salary to ever set foot on a boat after two major ships I had worked on sunk.

WYHI?

the two ships were identical...
the rumor is they switched boarding of the ships the night before at the piers

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They should have ran a background check.

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Wifi was terrible back then.