Lahey lent his signature. It was OceanGate attorney Jane Shvets who pointed out to the Marine Board of Investigation that a ...
The passenger testified that the mission was scrapped because the sub couldn't navigate, and was swimming in circles.
Last year, five people hoping to view the Titanic wreckage died when their submersible imploded in the Atlantic Ocean.
Patrick Lahey, the co-founder of Triton Submarines, OceanGate’s rival, told Stockton Rush about concerns he had with the ...
OceanGate’s mission specialist Renata Rojas tearfully recounted her last moments with the crew of the Titan submersible, ...
The US Coast Guard released new footage showing the wreckage of the Titan sub on the bottom of the sea floor. The deep-sea vessel is seen with the "OceanGate" logo on its side as debris is scattered ...
A coast guard panel listened to four days of evidence that has raised questions about whether warning signs before the disaster were ignored.
A paying passenger described an aborted dive due to a mechanical failure, while OceanGate employees described a cutlure that ...
Rush did have his defenders. Renata Rojas, who traveled on several OceanGate expeditions, called Rush “very fair” and flatly ...
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