Jessica Baker

Jessica Baker was a talented climber based at the Boardroom Climbing Centre Academy. She also excelled academically and represented West Kirby Grammar School at many events. Tragically, Jessica died alongside bus driver Stephen Shrimpton when their vehicle overturned in Wirral on Friday. Her family remembered her as a warm-hearted, wonderful daughter, granddaughter, and niece who was devoted to her friends and siblings. The accident resulted in the loss of two lives and left many students traumatized.

Biography:  https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/24222367/tributes-pour-jessica-baker-who-died-coach-crash/

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Bias

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  • Jessica Baker's biography does not mention any past bias.

Conflicts of Interest

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  • There are no clear conflicts of interest identified for Jessica Baker based on the provided articles and biography.

Contradictions

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  • Harder last known location was in the South China Sea off Luzon during her sixth and final war patrol.
  • Harder sank three Japanese destroyers and heavily damaged two others during her fifth war patrol. This contradicts the information provided in the article about her final war patrol.
  • The discovery of the USS Harder was made possible by data collected by Tim Taylor and The Lost 52 Project.
  • The USS Harder sank three Japanese destroyers and heavily damaged two others during its final war patrol in August 1944. However, Harder was lost with its crew of 79 men on 29 August 1944.

Deceptions

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  • No deceptive practices were identified in the provided articles for Jessica Baker.

Recent Articles

USS Harder: The Legendary Submarine That Sank Three Japanese Destroyers Discovered Off the Coast of Luzon

USS Harder: The Legendary Submarine That Sank Three Japanese Destroyers Discovered Off the Coast of Luzon

Broke On: Thursday, 24 August 1944 The legendary USS Harder, a US Navy submarine known for sinking three Japanese destroyers and heavily damaging two others during its fifth patrol, has been discovered off the coast of Luzon in the Philippines by The Lost 52 Project. The submarine completed six successful patrols before it was ultimately sunk during a depth charge attack, with its wreckage and crew of 79 men presumed lost since January 1944.