OceanGate
Billionaires, hubris and inappropriate jokes — maybe there is a lesson in the tragic loss.
OceanGate Expeditions had been repeatedly warned its deep-sea submersible was unsafe. It continued to sell seats to high-paying customers anyway.
Talk to someone who went on previous trips on the Titan submersible and they’re likely to mention a technology glitch.
Guillermo Söhnlein has spent much of this week defending his former company amid the fallout over the maritime disaster that killed 5 people.
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Jay Bloom said he turned down repeat invites to participate in Sunday's dive with his son, who expressed concerns about the vessel's safety.
The countdown estimated when the five people aboard the missing Titanic-viewing submersible would run out of air.
The media has reported on a series of safety concerns that most likely caused the vessel to go missing — but the right has another idea.
The announcement follows the search team finding debris near the Titanic wreckage that appeared to be from the Titan vessel.
"You supposed to be at the house sad," the rapper said of the man who went to a concert while his stepfather was missing.
Mike Reiss, who completed four dives with Titan operator OceanGate, said he signed "a waiver that mentions death three times on the first page."