Robin Gardiner

After a life-long interest in the Titanic, Robin Gardiner published Riddle of the Titanic in 1995. The feedback from that convinced him that further investigation of the subject was inevitable. He has continued to put forward his reasons for still believing in his original conspiracy theory, that Titanic and her sister ship were switched and that the disaster of April 1912 was not entirely accidental. He is a keen amateur engineer and likes nothing better than restoring and riding old...See more

After a life-long interest in the Titanic, Robin Gardiner published Riddle of the Titanic in 1995. The feedback from that convinced him that further investigation of the subject was inevitable. He has continued to put forward his reasons for still believing in his original conspiracy theory, that Titanic and her sister ship were switched and that the disaster of April 1912 was not entirely accidental. He is a keen amateur engineer and likes nothing better than restoring and riding old motorbikes. See less