Titanic (Audiobook) Crime began to hint to her

began to hint to her young grandson of the contradictory accounts of both her brother’s supposed heroism and his suspect testimonies at the investigations into the sinking

With dogged determination he works his way through the revelations of his great aunt

and his maternal grandmother’s hints of cover-ups at the highest level

It was only after the great man’s death in 1952 that his sister

Palmer’s eccentric grandmother

Titanic (Audiobook) Crime began to hint to herWritten & Read by Valentine Palmer (Unabirdged: 6hrs 24mins) TV actor, producer and screenwriter Valentine Palmer sets out to write the definitive account of the Titanics sinking. As the 100th anniversary of the fateful night approaches, Palmer follows up innumerable conflicting stories and theories that still, to this day, surround the doomed liner. Charles Herbert Lightoller, Palmers great uncle, was the highest ranking surviving officer from the