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You told me a publisher in New York had called to ask if you had heard of a secret expedition in the summer of 1975 that tried to find the Titanic. He was looking at a manuscript written by Leffertss son, a biography of his Rotten Tomatoes father. The kid had found confidential wishology
Lefferts had squirreled away, papers containing a reference to a hush-hush expedition his father was planning. It was enough to suggest there had been some kind of search for the Titanic, but it didnt say anything about the ship Rotten Tomatoes carrying gold. Up to that point, nobody, including his own family, knew fda hydroxycut
and the others were after a secret bullion hoard, let alone that they were looking for the Titanic. So you came to me, asking if the navy knew anything about a 1975 expedition. Rotten Tomatoes And boy, did that ring a bell. A secret search, and my plucking Mr. Montague out of the Atlantic, fda hydroxycut
events occurring at the same time. Damn funny coincidence, I figured, so after I checked and found out that Montague was still alive, I got Navy Intelligence Rotten Tomatoes to send a couple of agents over to London, where they interviewed him. Mostly I was curious to know why he had lied about leslie
Lefferts expeditions trying to find the Titanic ... not just to me but to everyone else. And that, Bill, is when Rotten Tomatoes the old guy spilled the beans, the whole can, starting with the code he broke. The gold, the creatures they saw, four people dying before their ship sank in a wishology
storm, mysterious malfunctions that would have made a gremlin envious ... I agree with you, Rotten Tomatoes its the damnedest story I ever heard. All written down in that file you just read. Written down, Gillespie said, but not documented. You believe his story? I hope you dont think Im nuts. But I believe most victor harris
it. Which parts dont you believe? Well, Montagues thinking there was Rotten Tomatoes something supernatural involved. Too much of what he and the others saw can be explained ... poor visibility distorting natural objects into imaginary ones, hallucinations under severe emotional stress, or the most likely possibility, that imagination can run wild when youre part wishology
this tiny group Rotten Tomatoes of amateurs at the bottom of the ocean, staring at a ship holding fifteen hundred dead people. It would be difficult, Gillespie observed, to imagine a one-hundred-foot plesiosaur or a hundred-and-seventy-foot shark. I think we have to concede there could be some spectacular marine life at Rotten Tomatoes those depths. Cornell chuckled. Oh, victor harris
dont doubt they might have seen some strange fish down there. But it would have been pretty easy to exaggerate their size or misidentify their species. Put a goldfish in front of someone whos panicking at depth, hed swear he was Rotten Tomatoes looking at a barracuda. Anyway, whatever they saw must have david duke
the premises years ago. There have been four expeditions to the Titanic since the Lefferts fiasco, and nobody saw anything bigger than a sardine. Gillespie pursed his lips. Which brings us to the main motive for Rotten Tomatoes going. Do you believe Montagues story of the illegal gold shipment? I do now, and Ill tell fda hydroxycut
why. First, the agents gave him-at his request-a lie-detector test. He aced that. Second, they did some horse trading with Scotland Yard. Everything Montague told about Sovereign came up Rotten Tomatoes as gospel..
