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Message in a bottle ‘thrown from deck of the Titanic’ by girl, 12, and found 105 years later leaves experts baffled
Updated: May 12 2021, 6:12 ET
A MESSAGE in a bottle seemingly thrown from the deck of the Titanic hours before it sank to the bottom of the ocean has left experts baffled.
The intriguing note is dated April 13, 1912, and bears the name of 12-year-old Mathilde Lefebvre, who was a third-class passenger on the doomed vessel.
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It is thought to have been thrown from the deck of the doomed TitanicCredit: Credit: Pen News
It reads: I am throwing this bottle into the sea in the middle of the Atlantic. We are due to arrive in New York in a few days.
Was this message in a bottle thrown from the Titanic hours before it sank? Note from French passenger washes up in Canada 105 years after tragedy
A message in a bottle purports to have been thrown from the deck of the Titanic on April 13, 1912
The note appears to have been written by a French schoolgirl who was travelling to New York to visit family
She drowned alongside 1,500 others after liner hit an iceberg on its maiden voyage from Southampton
The bottle washed up on a beach in Canada 105 years, with scientists now probing its authenticity