Titanic Investigation Possibly Thwarted By Freemasons
- 8 years ago
New reports prompted by Ancestry.com’s release of the names of Freemason members from 1733 to 1923 have speculated that the investigation into the Titanic’s sinking was thwarted by involved members trying to protect each other.
Recent reports are speculating that the secret society of Freemasons may have stunted the investigation into the Titanic disaster in order to deflect the censure of other members.
This hypothesis was prompted by Ancestry.com’s public release of the names of two million-plus Freemasons from 1733 to 1923.
Among those found on the list is the then-President of the Board of Trade which the U.S. Senate had determined was at least partly responsible for r
Recent reports are speculating that the secret society of Freemasons may have stunted the investigation into the Titanic disaster in order to deflect the censure of other members.
This hypothesis was prompted by Ancestry.com’s public release of the names of two million-plus Freemasons from 1733 to 1923.
Among those found on the list is the then-President of the Board of Trade which the U.S. Senate had determined was at least partly responsible for r