Titanic Voices

[@freedpeeb]

Thank you for posting this. It is wonderful to hear these voices, the voices of people who saw her sink. Such a great tragedy.

[@bonniescott6470]

I would NEVER leave my son or hubby RIP to all who died 🇬🇧💕

[@breAnnasmama]

I could cry just hearing the account of a child who lost her father. As her mother said to her you have lost your father. You will not see him anymore , it just breaks my heart. When you’re in survival mode , you find a way to cope with the perils in front of you , in a numb sense , very Matter of Fact , but it’s the aftermath that haunts you , when it never ends with the event it’s self , but the lifetime of trying to heal and cope and understand is a prison in your mind. We look back on these past events and accounts and after over a hundred years , it’s still chilling and heartbreaking and hearing the survivors speak , so matter of fact , describing the horrific tragedy faced , it’s just very brave of them to be able To give such detailed accounts and not be overcome with emotions in the process.

[@SureshChand-pv3pr]

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[@davidwalker4097]

How Great is this... WOW..Listening to the people who survived.. Thank you so much.....xx

[@kenowens9021]

Officer Lightower wasn't done yet. With his personal boat, he went across the channel to save soldiers trapped at Dunkirk.

[@michaelneel4828]

He has proven to be a liar & he lied his ass off for White Star . Get your facts !!!

[@EvBarney]

@@michaelneel4828 I don't know anything much about Lightoller. I do know that the behavior of White Star was deplorable. the cut off pay for their staff as soon as the ship went down, never thinking they may have survived (some did) or that their families may be in need. They also convinced some of the stearage passengers who were in the hospital suffering from both the physical and mental effects of their ordeal to sign away their right to sue, giving them only $25 in reparations.

[@breAnnasmama]

Evelyn Lee Barney thats horrible and the same mentality among the elite occurs still , to this day. So much corruption and horrible evil in this world and it never fails. The rich or those in power manage to swindle and profit off of people , putting a dollar amount on their lives .. not caring in the slightest on what’s right.

[@rebelacl]

@@EvBarney agreed, fuck White Star..

[@774Rob]

Evidence?

[@fay-amieaspen6046]

Thanks for uploading this, it's been very informative and useful!

[@justinthyme7275]

She struck ice on the night of the 14th, not 15th. She sunk in the early morning of the 15th.

[@MayitoChannel]

Esto se siente como un video de terror analógico

[@tracy1970]

This is great! Thank you!!

[@abdkdjvkbshajfj8085]

Tracy VB m. .....,mmol

[@Oakleaf700]

I'd not want to be parted from my son...If he had to stay behind...so would I ..{many mothers of over 'childhood' age sons {18} would say the same}..

[@kv2723]

They actually considered children only those under 13! One 12 year old boy tried to get on a life boat, the women on the boat tried to hide him behind their skirts, but one of the officers insisted he get off and pulled a gun out and pointed it at the boy's head ordering him off. The women continued begging to let him stay The boy was begging to be saved. He got back onto the ship and never made it back.

[@bonniescott6470]

Oakleaf700 I agree🇬🇧

[@karentarkington236]

@@kv2723 that's like criminal...who or what the hell was the thinking behind separating families...

[@Michael-jh9fd]

@@karentarkington236 In a patriarchal society, women and girls lives are seen as more valuable than boys.

[@TheFarmerfitz]

This is a very good video.. Thank you whoever you are for posting....

[@TT-rz5td]

I think that is such an interesting story about the mother who said there had something ominous hanging over her head for months and when her husband came to get her she instantly knew what it was.

[@breAnnasmama]

T T I do as well. It especially reached me , touched my heart in such a way , as I know what it’s like to have premonition / intuition and to feel the energy surrounding impending events of tragedy and if we all pay closer attention in our lives , we will find that there are many ways, many times in fact , that we are attuned to feeling the vibes and sensations or energies that give us warning , that are often times avoided or ignored and only after , in many cases , do people often reflect back upon certain events and recall the feelings and energies surrounding or leading up until whatever event or choice or decision or path taken and then , there are chilling reminders of intuitive feelings had before events that they warned about. It is the human condition , innate nature and instinctive and primal Ability we have as human beings , to sense that which is not on the surface or can possibly be made known to us , apart from simply feeling or sensing energy that is either off or strongly felt or very much heightened and gnawing away in our gut , looming in our minds and within our hearts , we are able to feel the sensations and recognize that what we are feeling must be serious , well advised in the intuitive sense , for us to take heed to and listen not with our ears ,but Into our selves, our gut , our heart and our soul ,. Bc it is very much the souls urge crying out , which enables us to be ultra sensitive and to pick up on the energy of vibrational level , which some people say that there’s no link between those incredibly strong looming vibes of intuition and energy or premonition and they may claim that by sheer coincidence alone ,are we ever able to connect whatever circumstances attached to energies felt and interpreted as being intuitive precognition but in fact , we all are on some levels , some Perhaps much more than others , able to Pick up on any impending vibrations or feelings that warrant premonitions being felt and later followed through on , where after the fact , we are able to attribute those feelings and messages our very souls are able to be sensitive to or able to pick up on ,Recognize that those feelings are able to be attached to s particular set of events or specific warning or sensation that is connected between events taking place.. we are all in some level , able to sense and perceive things around us and whether it’s the ability to read and assess situations or people or emotions , true feelings , able to pick up on various cues that come in the form of energy or gut feelings or instincts , discernment they is quite spiritual and very much , a delicate yet powerful attribute to have , we all hehe to pay more attention to our surroundings and feelings with regard to us being able to read and interpret or make sense of whichever vibes or energies or intuition that truly does occur and simply is just either dismissed or ignored or pushed down further , where people fail to listen to their inner voice and fail in those ways , when energy is felt strongly or is off feeling or gnawing at ones mind especially when it involves something of a strong urge or warning over s serious event to come ,where in those times it’s even more important to connect and listen from within and to not ignore the vibes and feelings occurring and often times so many people do. It’s better to live life without the constant worries of having to expand on every feeling and it lead to a world of fear or being trapped by anxieties and stresses over what sort of messages we pick up on and how to interpret them , but to ignore the serious vibes of our internal instinct guiding us and being available to us , in order to protect us or warn us to be more perceptive and pay attention more to our surroundings & feelings , removes us further from those innate abilities and while everyone to some degree is able to sense impending circumstances prior to them faced , many people dismiss those abilities and may never quite pick up on why they feel things so strongly when they’re not aware of what those feelings or messages are indicating. It’s usually after some major significant event , that people recollect any strong sensations or vibes felt and they often push them away and disregard them or assume they are simply manifestations of other sources . Sometimes people will simply attribute those energies and abilities as things , they attribute to various physical cause , such as simply being sick or having upset stomach or being worried or anxious or when one can’t pinpoint The exact nature of where these vibes are coming From , they’ll Assume they’re simply that of negative or uncomfortable feelings or if they get a bad feeling , perhaps they misinterpret and if it’s associated to another person, they may associate that person with being bad or whatever the case. I have always had strong intuition and ability to read energies and pick up on even subtle cues and be able to sense when something isn’t as it seems or have had very accurate ability to read between the lines in many occasions , whether it’s of events to occur or emotions beneath the surface not being said , if people perhaps say one thing but think another, have bn very much able to read energy , once however ,had incredibly serious energy felt but just was the worst feeling I could describe , but couldn’t determine exactly why I felt such looming unsettling feelings leading up. I’d had a horrible vibe one morning when someone knocked st the door, having two roommates , I was accustomed to seeing ppls faces I didn’t personally know or I’d never had answered to anyone I didn’t feel comfortable with or know .. I regretted from that moment on, as that very instant of opening the door, was abducted from my home n broad daylight , to put this lightly as I don’t wish to get into detail , was brutally tortured and almost killed and fought for my life that day and forever have been changed as a result. I def. put much value in listening to intuition & when anyone remarks over feeling,sensing vibes so strongly I urge them not to ignore them. Not to worry and have s hard time living but to pay atten. Closely and listen bc often that voice is all u have before ur life is ripped apart. Idk what it feels like to be on a sinking ship with lives lost around me but I know what it’s like to fight to survive horrific things and a lifetime of hurt bc of it that never goes away.

[@carolinedarleneeddydwyer]

That’s Eva Hart’s mother Esther Hart if you didn’t know!! Eva has many other really interesting interviews here on YT, very worth a watch if you’re interested!!

[@joysynmonds9082]

More like a puddle of water compared with the deep Atlantic. Still brave to carry on and help the war effort. 💗

[@joysynmonds9082]

That was Eva Hart. She was 7 at the time. She lived a long life, and they were 3rd class passengers, lucky to have been able to bosrd the lifeboat. Words fail me as to being 32 life-boats short of survival. 😢😢😢😢

[@joysynmonds9082]

@@carolinedarleneeddydwyer Also Millvina Dean, from Southampton. She was 10 weeks old when rescued with her mother. I agreed with her in a later inter iew, that the excavation should not go ahead to retrieve artefacts, when it is a sacrificial site. Mine is a difficult point of view I suppose.

[@theboatboy277]

Someone in my family took the Titanic to Southampton but he left her because he was a officer and he new about thee fire

[@carolinedarleneeddydwyer]

Thanks for sharing this!! I’ve been doing so much research on titanic and I love the comments from people who have had relatives involved with it. So interesting!!

[@theboatboy277]

Thanks

[@theboatboy277]

Do you have instagram so I can tell you if I here any more news about the Titanic disaster

[@dontstart8440]

desperate

[@theboatboy277]

I have already got a girl friend

[@34darkpain]

I have the book called TITANIC VOICES but there was so much more to tragedy of the ship but this fantastic watching this

[@highpointdad2006]

A message sent and not received, officer of the watch says the captain would’ve been alerted immediately and most likely the ship stopped until it could feel its way in daylight..geez ! Amazing hearing that guy say that.

[@SuperBettyboop40]

That captain of the Californian should have been fired from sailing ships again !!!

[@watch2muchtv]

Just jazzy it was t his fault the Titanic sank . Captain Smith was responsible . He not only killed 1,500 people but ruined the Captain of the Californian and that crew . If it hadn't been for the Californian's captain the people in the life boars might have died from no food and exposure .

[@barbaradyson6951]

@@watch2muchtv think you have that wrong, the capt of the californian was found to be at fault by the inquiries of the time and i believe his log book went awol. Wasn;t smiths fault either, he wasn't given the info about the icebergs, Also lord was found to have a mental disorder can't remember what it was, but i believe he didn;t like to be told things or contradict him.

[@adamlapinski7590]

They could have turned around and tried to put everyone on the iceberg. I suppose nobody thought it was going to sink until water went into the boilers.

[@michaelneel4828]

@@barbaradyson6951 You are Wrong ! Captain smith got many warnings & ignored them ! He was the captain & he was to blame . The Californian did contact the Titanic & they told them to SHUTUP & they did ! Lord was found later not guilty of anything ! The Titanic never even paid out to any of the people . They said it was an act of God ? Blame him for mans Mistakes of course . Many Titanic passengers told of being with smith when he received so many of the ice warnings ! God I hate when people have not a clue but must comment !!!

[@CKing-388]

Just jazzy He was an asshole and the crew was afraid of him, that’s why they didn’t wake him up. They didn’t know what was going on, tried to signal the titanic with the Morris code lamp and got no response. They were too afraid of the captain to wake him up w/o knowing what was going on.

[@weaponofmassconstruction1940]

4:37 I think that was actually the luckiest thing she ever did because she got to, in some way, say goodbye!

[@raymon_mpartesanomontealeg7591]

Que buen documental

[@daveguffey6854]

What is this from? What is its origin? It sounds like a record? What year produced? What label?

[@weewooweewoo906]

it's a collection of various recordings from various interviews

[@jimmyfarley5581]

Weirdest thing of all? No mention of her splitting in two. Over 700 survivors and not 1 describes her splitting. Until her discovery in 1985 it was assumed she sank in one piece. Is it possible she broke up on her two and a half mile plunge to the seabed. I'm just curious.

[@jenniferstuart1473]

Eva hart did witness the boat splitting. No one believed her, but she said it did, and was happy to have the proof years later. She was 7 when it sank.

[@carolinedarleneeddydwyer]

jennifer stuart yes!! Lightoller always said it went down in one piece, which I believe was because his lifeboat was much closer to the ship than the lifeboat Eva Hart and her mother were in. As it was so dark at the time (al lights had gone out at this point), he heard the noise of the splitting and assumed it was the smokestacks finally falling down. Eva may have been far enough away from the ship that it was easier to see the split actually happening. (Lightoller passed away before the wreckage discovery in the 80s)

[@ceez241]

@@carolinedarleneeddydwyer Thank you for the info

[@ceez241]

@@jenniferstuart1473 Thank you for the info

[@egghead3567]

RIP

[@harrymonk6]

That iceberg looks like a nice rock of coke 😊 lucky bastards

[@mikedrown2721]

No one spoke with the words LIKE and BASICALLY, what the hell went wrong?

[@starboy9828]

😭🙏✝️❤️

[@mariechinien2006]

Respects

[@johnyhalim9665]

why is tkat apisodt is black and whit

[@mauriceupton1474]

Ponder this....steamers even MV never heave-to for the night in the Atlantic then or today. Any captain knows the cost of stopping. So why had she heaved to. It was as if they were waiting to rendezvous with another ship. More peculiar behavior by ships captain. Before the Titanic sunk...there had never been recorded any large ship sunkings by hitting icebergs. Virtually an unheard of event. Some vessels had sustained damage but never by charging at 22 knots into an iceberg and sinking. Odd behaviour from all the officers on the bridge of the Titanic. The steamer that every survivor saw that ignored morse lamp signals and flares and radio signals turned and went away was not the Californian. Again more peculiarities by ships captains. White starline received £12 million pounds insurance from Llyods £2M over what it cost to build but not one penny went to victims families. Clusters of the drowned passengers floated for months around the Atlantic because no one went and pick up the scattered bodies. For many decades the Capt of the Californian tried to have the investigation of the sinking reopened all involved refused. Was a tragic accident or a deliberate act to collect insurance.

[@wetajlkina]

🥺

[@marietafernandez1098]

So sad a lot of mans woman and children and dogs die a lot of joung man

[@jeanmyers4510]

Totally avoidable tragedy by greedy owner safely at his own home murdering 1500 people.

[@LoneWolf051]

generalizing a bit much?

[@weaponofmassconstruction1940]

It's the fault of the people who set the safety standards back then. Some clever person decided a ship didn't need to carry sufficient lifeboats for all passengers!

[@LoneWolf051]

@@weaponofmassconstruction1940 pretty much, it was based on the over dependence of technology, that being the Marconi Wireless,being (theoretically) able to summon a "nearby" ship in time to ferry passengers from the sinking vessel, to the rescue vessel, to transfer all Titanics passengers to a theoretical rescue ship, each lifeboat would need to make about 2 trips back and fourth...obviously this is the most ridiculous theory we can imagine, looking at it through our 21st century eyes, because we've learned so much since those days. Titanic's demise was the event that sparked the entire new way of thinking ocean travel and safety, it led to the standard safety protocols and procedures that we have today

[@934dallas]

To start with, the youngest person aboard the titanic is now dead. We can't bring any of them back nor did 99% of us even have relatives related in any to the ship. It sank , lack of seamanship due to the captains negligence and lack of crews training. It is done, it is over with, should we forget, no . Let them rest in peace.

[@breAnnasmama]

John Smith as well as poor Construction and not to mention the amount of Lives that could’ve bn saved had protocol been taken seriously and had the so called elite upper / first class passengers and their petty needs in the face of tragedy not been the only concern of such ridiculousness when in fact , so many people died bc God Forbid they be allowed to sit next to someone who thinks the lifeboat is some VIP provision for only the elite. It’s such bs. But in terms of ppl not being related to those on the ship , it being over a hundred years since its sinking , There’s still always going to be a fascination people have of listening to the events and recollections of those people affected by it and simply wanting to for curiosity, wanting to know details is part of human nature when it’s an event such as this .. people that view others lives as a source of entertainment however , that think everything is like some movie geared at their personal entertainment etc. bother me and I can get where anyone would be coming from in that regard to say ok leave it alone already etc. but we all who’ve watched this , listening to the accounts of those ppl who did experience such a tragic loss even if due to negligence or mistakes or poor construction and human error at it’s finest, along with nature being involved , doesn’t mean no ones able To Rest In Peace as a result lol. Something compelled you to listen just as anyone else has :). If anything , it showed that human beings time and time again are either arrogant or test boundaries unnecessarily and it’s costly and could’ve all been avoided in hindsight. But just like this wasn’t the first time it won’t be the last , when human beings begin to think that the work of their hands or the things they do are infallible and every time people get full of themselves and think they can play around with the lives of others, eventually there are harsh consequences and drastic effects for not only their own decision making, choices and their own lives, but the lives of others it’s so unfortunate how many times people put other people At risk bc of their own stubbornness or arrogance or from following bad examples or advice that’s inferior at best . But that’s people for ya. They’ll either blindly do the dumbest crap and cause suffering for others or they only wanna sit and gawk at every little thing having nothing to do with them , except for their own entertainment and gratification and that’s about it. 😂

[@LoneWolf051]

@@breAnnasmama Titanic was as solid as any ship in her time, no ship could survive sideswiping an iceberg at 22 kts... And there was no "negligence" on Titanic, just a series of unpredictable minor errors that no human could've foreseen in foresight... Only looking in hindsight at it does it look bad, but captain Smith nor any of his crews did anything negligent on the voyage, they simply did their jobs with the best knowledge they had at the time, same as it would be today, we only see the wrongs AFTER the matter

[@Paul5520]

Everyone is an expert now. It was a tragedy leave it at that.

[@teresatv9209]

I believe we learned from the errors of the Titanic as we hopefully learn from history in general. It is important to have these first person accounts for history in a similar way we have the Holocaust accounts.

[@ringpop6177]

I noticed these people act like it’s not a big deal! Wierd!

[@CorenaGaroutte]

Because I'm sure they have told the story a million times and cried a million times.

[@maarukka58]

That wasn't SS Californian they saw from Titanic there were several ships in same area at Titanic's sinking time. SS Californian was 19 miles away and stop because the ice the ship they saw from Titanic was much closer and only about 4-9 miles away. They did not have even right (red) emercyflears in Titanic so they sent up clear flears which were ment for celebration their voyage!

[@madnatty]

Maruna Junttila The California was near, and did see the rockets as they testified so, however its now known that both ships saw each other through a cold water mirage effect which meant sizes and distances were distorted. The rockets Titanic fired met regulations, colour didn't matter, all explained in this good article. Capt.Lord should have investigated further, in any case. www.titanicology.com/Californian/WhatColorWereThey.pdf

[@Wolfboy183]

lol epic fail

[@kenshepard8279]

It most certainly was the Californian. Even so they saw the Rockets from a ship they knew was in an ice field,( the same one their captain wisely decided to wait to cross til daylight) but still didn't wake the Captain or the wireless operator to find out what was going on. Firing that many rockets was very out of the ordinary. Their inability to act cost hundreds of lives. The sinking was the fault of Smith for not heeding the ice warnings that were coming in throughout the day

[@dcnation4292]

Ken Shepard they actually didn't act whatsoever nor did they wake up the captain and as the reports from the inquiries show the captain of the californian did nothing to help in the recovery and sinking therefore the reports fully blame only the captain of the Californian for negligence in the disaster.

[@joansavage1857]

Amazing.

[@breAnnasmama]

The way these people talked ,I’m having trouble Listening to some of them and understanding them .

[@Animegal227]

Girl.....how?

[@Kpink452]

Kri MD why ?

[@harrymonk6]

Theres somthing suspicious going on here. They all got different stories to what happened! 100% actors ffs

[@dontstart8440]

2000 people all had different stories that night.

[@lucasball7173]

That night was so hectic and chaotic that some things that happened will have slipped the minds. Ur outlandish and completely distasteful conspiracy theory’s have no place here

[@harrymonk6]

@@lucasball7173 you mean the actors?