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The Titanic Conspiracy Cover-Ups and Mysteries of the World's Most Famous Sea Disaster

Robin Gardiner

A reassessment of the questions surrounding the Titanic's sinking considers the relocation of the ship's helmsman, the second hole near the bow of the ship, and the position of the ship beneath the ocean.

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Generation Why: True Crime

The podcast discussed Robin Gardner's books on the Titanic conspiracy theory, which posit that the Olympic, not the Titanic, sank. The podcast hosts ultimately refuted Gardner's claims, highlighting inconsistencies and lack of evidence.

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When I was first reading up on this case, which was suggested by Ethan, by the way. Okay. When it was first suggested to me, it felt preposterous, but I started reading up on it and the author, Robin...

— Episode: The Titanic Conspiracy //Replay

Episode: The Titanic Conspiracy //Replay

The podcast discussed Robin Gardner's books on the Titanic conspiracy theory, which posit that the Olympic, not the Titanic, sank. The podcast hosts ultimately refuted Gardner's claims, highlighting inconsistencies and lack of evidence.

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When I was first reading up on this case, which was suggested by Ethan, by the way. Okay. When it was first suggested to me, it felt preposterous, but I started reading up on it and the author, Robin Gardner, he's written four books.

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