Published on Mar 7, 2013
SECRETS OF THE DEAD III (2002): 3. TITANIC'S GHOSTS
(Description) In the aftermath of the "Titanic" disaster, Canadian rescue ships recovered 328 bodies. Dozens were buried in unmarked graves in Nova Scotia. Recent scientific breakthroughs may help three families of missing "Titanic" passengers learn the fate of their relatives. New forensic techniques used by Dr. Ryan Parr of Lakehead University and a team of scientists may yet identify the 43 bodies. Produced and Directed by AMY BUCHER Director of Photography LARRY ENGEL Additional Cinematography TONY HARDMON Narrator LIEV SCHREIBER Film Editor ANDREW FORD Coordinating Producer JARED LIPWORTH Executive-in-Charge WILLIAM R. GRANT Executive Producer BETH HOPPE Copyright © 2002 Educational Broadcasting Company in association with Engel Brothers Media Productions, the National Geographic Channel, and Thirteen / WNET New York. All rights reserved. Original air date: November 20, 2002. • For more information, interactive activities, and educational resources, visit the original PBS web site athttp://www.pbs.org/wnet/secrets/previ.... * This program is still available in DVD-R format from Amazon.com at http://www.amazon.com/Secrets-Dead-Ti.... This "Secrets of the Dead" episode is also available for purchase from iTunes® athttps://itunes.apple.com/us/tv-season.... ** In 2007, it was announced that a mistake had been made in the sampling of the HVS1 DNA from the bones of the "Unknown Child," and that the DNA actually did not match that of Eino Viljami Panula. On July 30, Dr. Ryan Parr and his research team from Lakehead University reported that they, using improved technology, had positively identified the child as that of one-and-a-half-year-old Sidney Leslie Goodwin (born September 9, 1910) from England. An apology has been issued to the family of Eino Panula. (No copyright infringement intended. All material property of Engel Brothers Media Productions, Thirteen / WNET New York, and PBS.)
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