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3. William Branham said, '''as an adult''', that the vision was fulfilled. The problem is that he is attesting to something that was not true. He said that 16 men died on the bridge, but they didn't. | 3. William Branham said, '''as an adult''', that the vision was fulfilled. The problem is that he is attesting to something that was not true. He said that 16 men died on the bridge, but they didn't. | ||
===The 1937 Flood destroyed all of the historical archives=== | |||
This is the theory floated by [[VoGR]] in an attempt to refute the failure of the municipal bridge vision. However, that theory was destroyed by the article on the subject on the [[Searching for Vindication]] website. While it is true that some archives were damaged, complete archived copies of the Jeffersonville newspapers and the Coast Guard log books remain preserved. | |||
Also, does anyone actually believe that the wives, children and parents of the families of 16 men who died would allow their memories to be forgotten? There isn't the slightest chance that they would. | |||
===The vision properly relates to the Ohio River Flood of 1937=== | ===The vision properly relates to the Ohio River Flood of 1937=== | ||