In recent months, claims about the Ocean Gate submarine, which sank near the Titanic wreck, continue to surface. Although the issue had faded from the spotlight, recent revelations have changed the course of the case. The latest information about Ocean Gate has once again highlighted the horror of the incident. Here are the details…
Terrifying Allegations About the Ocean Gate Submarine!
Those who remember the tragic event from a few months ago will recall that the Ocean Gate submarine suffered damage to its hull and sank near the Titanic wreck. The incident made headlines worldwide, especially because the submarine was controlled with a Logitech game controller. Many criticized this, arguing that the situation was not taken seriously and that negligence had occurred.
However, looking at the facts, the problem was not with the construction or features of the submarine. Contrary to popular belief, the vehicle was a state-of-the-art piece of technology, and it was indeed possible to control it with a game controller. But the company was pushing the submarine’s limits too far, which ultimately led to the tragic outcome.
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Everyone aboard the submarine perished in the accident. The victims’ families have since filed a $50 million lawsuit against the company. With the lawsuit, new allegations have emerged, including the claim that the crew was forced into a situation of inevitable death.
According to a report by CNN, the lawsuit filed by the family of French explorer Paul-Henri Nargeolet states that “the crew may have heard the cracking sounds of carbon fiber as water pressure mounted on the hull of the submarine.” It further claims that the Titan crew lost power and, due to the submarine’s irreparable failures, were driven to a situation of forced death.
Until now, all reports indicated that after the submarine sustained damage, it became trapped in a specific area, and the crew was conserving their remaining oxygen while waiting for rescue. However, this new claim suggests that the crew realized the damage was irreversible and consciously awaited their deaths.
The families have filed a total of $50 million in damages against the company. What are your thoughts on the Ocean Gate tragedy? Don’t forget to share your opinions with us in the comments section. For more content, you can subscribe to the ShiftDelete.Net YouTube channel and follow ShiftDelete.Net on social media.
