But Mr. Delgado of NOAA defended his agency, saying: “We’re not pushing for bureaucratic turf. We’re pushing for international cooperation to protect the wreck.”
Scholars say most of the people who died were probably in life jackets and swept far to sea by wind and waves. After the sinking, a storm blew up that was reported to have scattered bobbing corpses in a line 50 miles long.
But some Titanic historians argue that as many as hundreds of people were trapped inside the sinking ship.
Should It Matter
whether or not there are bodies still in the Titanic? The site NEVER should have been allowed to be looted for artifacts. It is like going to a cemetery and digging up the graves.
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