The Third Dive: The Death of Rob Stewart

[kotik]

It's all about the numbers in these halcyon social media days. Never mind the quality, feel the width.

Your predictable ranting and raving drove up the numbers on this thread with only the slightest waving of a red flag. Who says the fine sport of bull baiting is dead.

Yes, this. To me, this sums up what to know about what is priority for the "journalist".

I find it personally offensive to consider that the voice of a sensationalist hack could stand as representative to the world at large for a community I identify with. I know there's plenty out there these days, the journalism world has devolved in a shameful way if viewed as an average. But this corner of the world has been relatively crap-free. Maybe I just hate to be looked at as part of an untapped market for this kind of clickbait ad-count nonsense. Or maybe I just want to feel like I'm above this kind of thing in some silly way.

 

[fullytek]

Well it looks like rob osborne is trying to hide something. He has a Facebook group dedicated to his documentary. I asked some difficult questions and had his expert dave concannon disagree with the findings of the documentary and with rob Osbornes findings.

Now robs has gone ahead and removed any material that may contradict his opinion

 

[Wookie]

Well it looks like rob osborne is trying to hide something. He has a Facebook group dedicated to his documentary. I asked some difficult questions and had his expert dave concannon disagree with the findings of the documentary and with rob Osbornes findings.

Now robs has gone ahead and removed any material that may contradict his opinion

Concannon is counsel for rEvo. He is nothing for Osbourne. If Osbourne parroted something Concannon said, I'm sure it was planned that way.

Concannon has never lost a diving case. Who do you think was playing whom here.....

 

[divezonescuba]

Anybody outside of Canada figure out how to view this?

 

[Roger Hobden]

There is an interview with Mr Osborne after the documentary was aired. You have to scroll down about half-way to find it:

Thursday October 25, 2018 Full Text Transcript | CBC Radio

Here is the link to the documentary, but it says on the website that for the moment it can only be viewed from within Canada.

The Third Dive: The Death of Rob Stewart

 

[Wookie]

Anybody outside of Canada figure out how to view this?

With a VPN.

 

[Roger Hobden]

That recommandation caused me to update my knowledge on the current use of VPNs:

The Best VPN Services of 2018

 

[Dsix36]

Anybody outside of Canada figure out how to view this?

Use a VPN and set your location to Canada. Worked for me.

 

[_Ralph]

Watched it this evening .... reminded me of a shallow pond with a muddy bottom.

What was the story?

_R

 

[cephalopod2]

Read the deposition from Brock. Gives a lot of background on them as a team. The deposition took 2 days, and gives a huge amount of background on Stewart. Very interesting reading.

Is there any fast way for a layperson to locate Brock's deposition? I went back to check if it was possibly included in the attachments you had posted earlier re. Exhibit 101 in the Stewart lawsuit thread.

It struck me that Sotis's account of the conversation that led to Rob joining the bounce/anchor retrieval dive in The Third Dive is very different from Brock's description of it in Sharkwater Extinction.

I am glad I had read several of the long threads about Peter Sotis on SB before seeing the footage of him in this doc.

I am still gutted that this is how Rob Stewart died.