His teammate would probably be a good start?They who?
(With full awareness that the community isn’t always the kindest with these things)
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His teammate would probably be a good start?They who?
They who?
Or, someone random could be a hero and just start FOIA'ing the investigative reports from the appropriate law enforcement agencies involved in accidents/recoveries. I'm kind of surprised that hasn't happened yet, honestly.
Like you said, it's a curiosity thing. And while most may not freely admit to it, they're rather entertaining, in a morbid sort of way.I see no further value in any of these accidents and incidents threads
If you can't learn from them because everyone says they probably died of a cardiac event, then what's the point?
A lot of times, the survivors and people involved in the recovery never dive again. It's easy to sit behind a keyboard and hypothesize but these events are tragic close up.Like you said, it's a curiosity thing. And while most may not freely admit to it, they're rather entertaining, in a morbid sort of way.