Would you like to explain how 150 people (the crew of the 3 ships was less than 50 men per ship) could physically kill 3 million?  Stop and think about the logistics of doing that in 1492.  Really stop and think as to an individual could kill 20,000 people. Six million Jews were killed in WWII.  That required over a thousand sites and hundreds of soldiers to accomplish that horror.




So really stop and think about how many people could have possibly been killed by 150 men, given the environment they were in & the weapons and tools available at the end of the 15th century.  They didn't have automatic weapons or gas chambers in 1492.




3 million may have eventually died on Hispaniola after Columbus died, but they did not die directly at the hands of him & his crew members.  


Historians may not explicitly lie, but they have been known to frame their words to suit their theories, regardless of actually happened.