Titanic: Lady Whose Bad Dream of 2013 Came to Pass after 10 Years Drops Emotional Post on Facebook

Titanic: Lady Whose Bad Dream of 2013 Came to Pass after 10 Years Drops Emotional Post on Facebook

  • Hours after her weird dream about the missing Titanic submersible came to pass, Deborah Grattan made a new post on Facebook
  • Recall that she had written on Facebook on October 2013 that she had a dream that an evil billionaire had a disastrous outing while taking a trip to the Titanic
  • An emotional Deborah said no one deserved to die the way the five passengers did and spoke about her viral dream

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Following the death of all five passengers aboard the missing Titanic submersible, Deborah Grattan's Facebook post gained massive traction as netizens revisited it.

In the post, dated October 31, 2013, Deborah said she had a weird dream in which an evil billionaire suffered a disaster while taking trips to the Titanic via a submarine.

Deborah Grattan, Titanic submersible
Deborah said no one deserved to die the way the five passengers did. Photo Credit: Deborah Grattan, Insider, NYTimes
Source: Facebook

Reacting to her viral post, Deborah said she feels sad about the subject.

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Deborah added that she just posted the dream as she had it and didn't foresee that it would come to pass the way it did.

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She said no one deserved to die the way the passengers of the submersible did.

Her post reads:

"So it looks like a post I made in 2013 is going viral, I just wanted to say that I honestly am a little bit sad about the subject matter of the post.
"I had a bad dream and posted it up, but I can't contemplate how awful it would be to be in that situation those poor people are in. It doesn't matter that they are rich people, they are still people and no one deserves to die like that."

Deborah Grattan's post stirs reactions

Jo Weal said:

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"Bit prophetic there hun, must be the Irish blood. Hope it’s not freaking you out too much cx."

Halo Jones said:

"Oh wow, that's completely discombobulating! Whilst I generally do go in for a bit of billionaire bashing, I agree with you, I cannot imagine the horror they and their families are going through."

Trevor Weafer said:

"That’s mad. The whole thing is mad to be honest. It’s like a live Hollywood movie and the whole world is watching."

Michaela Flynn said:

"How did the original post even get found lol...every bit of this is weird."

Jo Fox said:

"I scrolled past to many times not to share now. How weird."

Issac Bavington said:

"This whole ordeal makes Das Boot seem like a nice film."

Profile of dead passengers of missing Titanic submersible

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that the profile of all passengers of the missing Titanic submersible had emerged.

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According to Aljazeera, five persons were on board the missing Titan submersible undersea in the Atlantic Ocean off the eastern coast of Canada and the United States.

The vice chairman of one of Pakistan’s largest conglomerates, Engro Corporation, Shahzada Dawood, and his 19-year-old son, Suleman, have been confirmed to be on board the missing Titanic submersible.

The 48-year-old Dawood also has investments in fertilisers, vehicle manufacturing, energy, and digital technologies.

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