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The Municipal Bridge Vision: Difference between revisions
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==Problem 1: No evidence of 16 fatalities== | ==Problem 1: No evidence of 16 fatalities== | ||
The are no historic documents or evidence supporting the statement that 16 men died during the construction of the Louisville Municipal Bridge. In a telephone conversation with George Smith, William Branham's son-in-law, he admitted that this vision was not fulfilled. | The are no historic documents or evidence supporting the statement that 16 men died during the construction of the Louisville Municipal Bridge. '''In a telephone conversation with George Smith, William Branham's son-in-law, he admitted that this vision was not fulfilled.''' | ||
Additionally, it is clear that William Branham stated that the 16 men died by drowning: | Additionally, it is clear that William Branham stated that the 16 men died by drowning: | ||