Karen Rodriguez
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I knew him too. I am "la gringa" and know the waters well. Praying for them all.
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Not quite sure why he dropped his gear (assuming his BCD with tank?) rather than putting air on the BCD, floating & finning towards the island, which sounds to me to be safer than swimming without gear with possibility of passing out & drown before getting to the island.
Could still be alive but doubt if the can do tonite. The Humbolt doesn't get to Malpelo but the water can be cold sometimes.They may yet be found or is the water too cold for them to have survived this long?
Just found 2 mioreCould still be alive but doubt if the can do tonite. The Humbolt doesn't get to Malpelo but the water can be cold sometimes.
Found two of them alive at 4 pmProbably dropped it because the drag of the gear in the current would not allow him to get to land. It is a bold move and, I dare say, not taught in SCUBA classes anymore.
My prayers are with the rest of the divers.
Bob
Just found 2 mioreCould still be alive but doubt if the can do tonite. The Humbolt doesn't get to Malpelo but the water can be cold sometimes.
Still2 missingKaren, by your last 2 posts, do you mean that all four have been found or just the two?
So wonderful they are alive.