Diver dies near Kittiwake site in West Bay, Grand Cayman Island

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This is very sad news. From eveyone who loves to dive our thoughts go to his family at this time. And i think we should not speculate or gossip about what happened until an offical release is given.
 
It clearly states in the release that the incident occurred at 3PM! that's afternoon! There has nothing been officially release about circumstances of death so lets not try and speculate and wait till all the facts are released. People forget Diving is Classed as an extreme sport and risks go with that.

This is very sad news. From eveyone who loves to dive our thoughts go to his family at this time. And i think we should not speculate or gossip about what happened until an offical release is given.


Before things get too out of control with these types of requests I urge people to read the rules of this forum. And I would hope that the night dive theory has been cleanly dispelled so not to worry.
 
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A few more details:

cayCompass.com :: Few details on diver death
The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service said a middle-aged diver died Wednesday afternoon after being taken from the water near the Kittiwake dive site along Seven Mile Beach.Police said at around 3.30pm Wednesday they received a report that an unconscious man was taken on board the ‘Cayman Sky’ vessel, which was in the vicinity of the Kittiwake.
The 54-year-old man, an American tourist who was a return visitor to Cayman, was taken to the hospital where has was pronounced dead.
He was on a dive with Don Foster’s Dive Cayman and got into difficulty upon 
surfacing, police said.
He was later identified as John O’Sullivan of Texas, USA.
According to police, officers with the Criminal Investigation Department in West 
Bay have begun an enquiry into the 
incident.
 
Thanks for the update.
 
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