Possible. Others being roll off or J valve.Jumped in without turning his air on? Only real possibility.
No mention of cylinder pressure, that would provide more
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Possible. Others being roll off or J valve.Jumped in without turning his air on? Only real possibility.
Abyrd, my most heartfelt condolences to you and Mr. Kemp's wife and children.Hello everyone. I am not a diver. I am the sister-in-law to this diver that passed away. His name was Brandon Kemp. Just to clear up some of the above questions.... He was in FRESH WATER. His tank and air were on and functioning properly. He was, as far as we can see, electrocuted. The autopsy said his heart sustained an event his body could not overcome. At this time everything is under investigation which is why you have probably not heard anything else about this case. I have been combing the internet for more information and that is how I found this page. He left behind his wife(my sister) and 3 children ages 4, 11 and 12. I have been learning as much as I can about ESD and I don't think people are aware of how much electricity is in the water and how it can go undetected. Brandon had cleaned this boat before and was familiar with the marina; so even the most familiar places can change very quickly. Things deteriorate and overtime can be harmful if not fatal. Be careful out there!
Hello everyone. I am not a diver. I am the sister-in-law to this diver that passed away. His name was Brandon Kemp. ... He was in FRESH WATER. His tank and air were on and functioning properly. He was, as far as we can see, electrocuted. ... Be careful out there!