Forensic Accident On The Titanic

Looking out at the gray London scenery through his window, Sherlock plays on his violin as he stands silent in thought. Aside from the violin playing and the rain pattering against the glass, the flat was silent and lonesome. John was married to Mary now, as a result he moved out. It has been weeks since the wedding and since Sherlock had a case, it was driving him mad! But, the violin helped calm him down...A little. After Sherlock finished his concerto, he sat down in his chair resting his violin bow off to the side.

On April 10th, 1912 the RMS Titanic set out on it’s maiden voyage across the Atlantic ocean. But tragedy fell upon the glorious ship when the titanic struck an iceberg and sank, or so people think it was the actual Titanic. Today conspiracies have arisen as to whether the Titanic was the actual Titanic or it was the Titanic’s sister ship the RMS Olympic. Today so many pieces of evidence prove that it was in fact the Olympic. I feel that the Titanic that sailed on April 10th, 1912 was actually the Olympic. The Evidence

“I don't know, not that I care either.” That was the first time I heard the tone. “What's wrong, did something happen?” You could hear the concern in my voice.

“Yeah, but it’s pretty cold” Michael countered as more of a question than a statement.

Malcolm George Kimberly, a successful CEO of the international enterprise, a young, charming millionaire who was a frequent member on the list of the New York City’s rich, stylish bachelors, also a former chief violinist of the symphony of the Brooklyn a few years ago before the “Mozart Project” has launched, was lying on his leather lounge and peeping out of the new French casement in his one hundred and fifty square meters private office on the 86th floor of a symbolic skyscraper rooted in the heart of Manhattan. He was sweating, heavily breathing, and rubbing his stylish mustache like fondling a soft cat. He was seeing a world that he has never acknowledge before. He dreamed about the time he had spent as a rookie violinist in an aged, crude musical theater. He was familiar with the color of the walls in the rehearse room, half brown and half olive.

The Titanic shipwreck was a tragic accident. This ship may have been caused by many different things. In my opinion I think that the wreck was caused by the captain, and the weather.

On Christmas morning, nothing could explain the excitement I felt when my parents surprised me by saving the best present for last. I remember slowly creeping up to the stringed instrument as if it were a newborn baby and delicately passing my finger against each string. I smile till this day- the resonant sounds never stop pleasing me.

Some would say that one’s social status or financial abilities makes them worth more than one another. Titanic passengers were divided into three separate classes, determined not only by the price of their ticket, but by their wealth; the third class passengers consisted of immigrants and diverse groups of different nationalities, who were moving to the United States and Canada to find a better way of life (Brewster 25). Spike Milligan once stated, “Only the third class tourist class passengers’ deck was it a sultry overcast morning, but then if you do things on the cheap you must expect these things.” The treatment of the third class passengers on the infamous ship The Titanic was shameful and unjust due to their eating and sleeping conditions, mistreatment, and repercussions during the sinking.

In the Sinking of the Titanic, Elizabeth Shutes is a governess to a nineteen year old girl who was traveling with her parents. During her account about what happen that night, she said there was a “queer quivering” (Shutes, 39). She said this because that was when the ship hit the iceberg. Her friend, who lived in a different room, said that she say the iceberg pass by their window. After the chaos about getting into a lifeboat she reported that it was sinking by the head.

Montague took advantage of Gretchen’s intentional intervention. She glared at him. “Let’s go lad,” he said to Indrid. “The King is waiting.” He stepped out into the hallway then turned back, remembering to tell Anna, “It sounds like that flute is a little out of tune. I repaired yours for you. It’s on my desk.”

The Titanic’s maiden voyage was a disaster because many people died. The death of so many individuals could of been preventable. If the Titanic wasn’t moving so fast they could of avoided contact with the iceberg. Another issue was the lookouts didn't have binoculars and everyone ignored the warnings from other ships. Another reason so many died is because they didn't have enough lifeboats for everyone aboard. The lifeboats that they did have weren’t being filled to full capacity. More people could have survived than the few that did.

Livsly shook her head. “Ann, you’re taking this too far. Just say it’s fake, no one will judge you.”

“Why is everyone so busy,” asked Tegan. “We’re going to war,” said Cash. “Look at the news. Apparently the enemy wants a golden harp that's hidden in London,” Julien added in. They all went down for dinner. “Dad have you ever heard that there was a golden harp in london,” Cash asked his dad. “It’s just a myth,” Cash’s dad replied. Cash started wondering about it and asking himself. If it is not real why do the French want it? Where could it be?

in the early morning hours of 15 April 1912, after it collided with an iceberg during its

"Is one for me?" Wordlessly, she handed him a plate and he murmured a thank you into her neck. Sean took his food and disappeared into the spare room, swearing he would make it up to her later. Lucy settled for the lounge, balancing her plate on the couch end. She clicked the remote. Annoyed by Sean 's persistent strumming, she turned up the volume. There was a time when she 'd have listened to him play for days on end. She remembered meeting Sean during her university days.