Basically the original ship they built was damaged a few times and it was a financial burden for the owners. So they built a brand new ship that was almost identical to the original that now had a clean title and history. They swapped the boats and sent the old one out to sink. They could now make an insurance claim and basically double up.
Thats the quick rundown of what i remember reading.
And central banking, no? (The less discussed part of the story)
And he didn't even sink the Titanic, it was an insurance job and they sank the sister ship.
Never heard this one. Any other info?
Basically the original ship they built was damaged a few times and it was a financial burden for the owners. So they built a brand new ship that was almost identical to the original that now had a clean title and history. They swapped the boats and sent the old one out to sink. They could now make an insurance claim and basically double up.
Thats the quick rundown of what i remember reading.
Apt username and yes this is the shit they don’t put into history books