NY Diver drowned yesterday

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Will just note that a possible time line is that Diver A goes in at 12. Other diver does a dive at 1. Diver 2 comes later from his dive what say 2-2:30. They see no Diver A. Look for bubbles. Do not see any. Realize that Diver 1 has been down for 3 hours and is no longer alive. They do not have resources to look for body. That is understandable. Question is why not report it when they did realize.
 
Well damn, Dan Wright is looking for divers to help him search for a body from 25 years ago.
 
Well damn, Dan Wright is looking for divers to help him search for a body from 25 years ago.
What, did Dan misplace a dive buddy 25 years ago, and just now realized it?
He's even more screwed up than I thought.

Michael
 
Well damn, Dan Wright is looking for divers to help him search for a body from 25 years ago.
I've just been over this thread and have no idea what you are talking about? What body from the 90s are you referencing?

It looks like this Dan guy is still diving that mine today. Dan Wright
 
He's on Facebook posted, looking for recovery divers.
 
I thought it was a body suspected of recently being dumped there. Not a diver. I will admit I have not been following closely
 
I thought it was a body suspected of recently being dumped there. Not a diver. I will admit I have not been following closely
No, that seems to be the case. From an April 18, 2020 post after scrolling down his FB page: "Looking for crew to assist in searching for the remains of a victim, thought to be dumped into this mine in Brewster, NY. It can be topside support, or if qualified, diving." (plus more words)
 
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