I believe the video effectively refutes this claim.
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I believe the video effectively refutes this claim.
Well, technically, all of it is true except for the "four feet below me" part. Linnea was probably six feet below Snow when Snow had the problem clearing her ear, but she turned around and swam right past Linnea less than a minute later. Snow, being clueless and fixated on her compass, never even noticed her student was in distress.I believe the video effectively refutes this claim.
But she said the student drowned while she was clearing her ears, not while she was swimming around looking at her compass.Well, technically, all of it is true except for the "four feet below me" part. Linnea was probably six feet below Snow when Snow had the problem clearing her ear, but she turned around and swam right past Linnea less than a minute later. Snow, being clueless and fixated on her compass, never even noticed her student was in distress.
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When did she have the required pool session and academic session prior to the open water drysuit dives?
They weee settled outside of court, I think. PADI settled as well.Whatever happened with any civil suits?