DiveGolfSki
Contributor
dive:...a lot facters cause something like this..
Exactly and since no details have been disclosed as to whether this was a diver, diver operator or weather related (do I sound like the NTSB investigating an air crash), I would hesitate diving with them.
However, I'd give them a chance if they'd answer some questions .... like:
When the diver "held onto the mooring line at the surface, the current was ripping." (as reported by BaitedStorm), did the "The Captain of the six pack yelled at the diver over and over to let go of the buoy"?
GPatton just provided more info from another source that seems to indicate that the current was "slight to moderate". Perhaps, it isn't their fault.
Either way, its a tragic event and condolences to the family.