I appreciate that Chris allowed her to take her time and speak. He didn’t rush her, or interrupt her. That was a nice change of pace compared to other interviewers I have watched previously.
He had to because she was reading from cue cards the lawyers wrote amd trying to make it look natural by moving her head and hands a lot. Going slowly and talking slowly helps make the cue card reading more natural. The lawyers clearly had her practice reading the cards and attempting to make it look natural by not keeping her eyes on the card. This was very well rehearsed. Unfortunately she didn’t memorize all the points she had to make so this is way way more obvious
I call BS. I hug a lot of people who I call clients. They pay me but this doesn’t mean I love them. I bath daily and splash on my special perfume because smelling good is special. I also dush and sprinkle fun powder in my sugar wall canal. This way I can charge extra. Again, it doesn’t mean I love my clients. I just want big tips and busted hips.
She was reading from a cue card the lawyers were speaking not her. Her story changed from that first interview she gave. Use some logic. We can’t believe anything any of the families of the dead are saying- it isn’t their words.
She said he was petrified about going down, meanwhile the mother said that she was supposed to go down, but because the son wanted to instead, she gave him her seat, and that he WAS EXCITED. HE even brought his rubics cube to try to get into the GUINESS world of records. And apparently her brother was not on good terms with his sister, they were not on speaking terms, so how did she have any info. I smell a rat 🐀
Heartbreaking. And to the people laughing, social media has desensitised you all to human tragedy. A 19 year old boy had died just wanting to spend time with his father. It’s heartbreaking.
Yeah it’s absolutely disgusting that people are making a joke of this. The worst thing about all of this is that a 19 year old passed away he didn’t get a chance at life yet. All the people making jokes would be so upset if they had a family member on that sub.
@axelafyVery ignorant comment! You have no idea what kinda life he lived. He was 19 years old how would you feel if that was your son? Imagine you had a 19 year old son, you were not in a relationship with the mother, the mother was super rich so ur son lived a luxurious lifestyle would you say the same thing about him because ur broke?
@@peanutbutterisfu plus he was going to university so he was looking to get a degree to have his own job etc so he wasnt a spoilt br@t living off his parents 247 by seems of things. He over all seemed a decent kid which you cant say for a lot of the younger gen these days.
The pain in Ms. Dawood's voice is heartbreaking. My condolences to her and all the relatives of the victims. I agree that the presence onboard of the CEO and the Titanic expert might have easily misled the other passengers, but this enterprise was all about money and showing it off to the rest of the world. That should have been a red flat per se. Also, in the case of planes, aircraft are certified, tested, checked before each flight, unlike the vehicle used in this irresponsible trip. Sad. Five lives lost, a young boy, who could have been the son/nephew/grandson of many of us, gone too soon. A terrible tragedy and a lesson for all of us.
Nice soppy comment. The guy is distracting from the fact that the father AND mother were nutcases who didnt care about their son. Outrageous father and mother. All of the people on that sub were nuts. They knew is wasnt certified and that death could occur. What father would do such a thing??????? Irresponsible and demented. And they wanted to see the Titanic ruins?? Who on earth cares?
WHAT SHE ISIS COMPLETELY DELLUSIONAL HE BREOTHER IS TOTALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR PUTTING HIS SON IN A DEATH TRAP NO MATTER WHAT YOU SAY. HE KNEW THE RISK ADN HE HAD EVERYT OPPORTUNITY TOREADA REPORTS ALL OVER THE NET ABOUT PRIOR COMPLAINTS FORMER EMPLOYEES FILD. HE FAILD HIS SON MOST MISERABLY ADN I BLAME THE FATHER FOR ENCOURAGING HIS SON TO GO. WHAT A HORRIFIC DAD. AND A MORON TOO IF HE RALLY DIDN'T THINK IT WAS DANGEROUS HE READ THE PAPER HE SIGNED AND IF HE DID NOT HE IS EVEN MORE OF A MORON. HE COULD HAVE REAAAD REPORTS ON TEH NET FROM PRIOR COMPLAINTS ABOUT ITS LACK OF SAFETY ADN THE FACT IT WAS CRACKED. THAT IS A REAL MORON OF A DAD. AND NOW HE IS DEAD WITH S SON FOR HIS OWN INSANITY. FOR HIS OWN RECKLESS DISREGAURD OF THE DANGER. TH DAD IS TO BLAME FOR TH SON;T DEATH NO MATTER WHAT AND NO MATTER HOW YOU LOOK AT IT. HE NEVER WOULD HAVE GONE WITH HIS FATHER IF DADDY DID NOT MAKE HIM FEEL SAFE ADN MAKE HIM WANT TO GO. THANKS DAADDY - SUPER DAY OF THE YEAR. WHAT A SICKENING PARENT.
You can’t speculate they had a special bond- the son was going FOR his father to bond with him despite being fearful. It was irresponsible for the CEO of OceanGate to allow anyone on that craft , especially such a young man. Mature men can do what they please but don’t take young impressionable men along such a high risk endeavor too.
I'm sickened, I don't think the father had all the facts. I think he really thought he was giving his son a gift and vice versa. This tragedy will never leave me, it will always haunt me, and will remind me to always listen to my intuition. I'm pissed this CEO sacrificed this father and son. It's vile absolutely vile. Azmeh, your absolutely correct in everything you said and your words about your Brother and Nephew are beautiful. Now please, LEAVE THE SITE OF TITANIC THE HELL ALONE, STOP DISTURBING A GRAVE SITE!
They signed the waiver and it clearly states that it is experimental and not certified. It even states they can even die. A copy of the waiver has been released by TMZ. Hopefully they can still sue bcz the verbiage on the waiver was still vague. They trusted oceangate too much unfortunately costs them their lives.
Pieces of my heart breaks everytime I hear this aunt talk about this situation. Kids will do anything for their parent's happiness sometimes before their own :(
I just wanna say I watched an interview today with the mom who said her son was excited to go. And she gave up her spot for him to go cause he was excited.
@@carolwoodruff7990 or mom could be protecting the image of her husband. of course she doesn't want this narrative spreading around about her husband "forcing or guilting their son to leave". We honestly don't know what goes on in people's homes sometimes.
The loss of the son Suleman Dawood is just heartbreaking. He sounds like a beautiful soul.😢 When I heard that he was on board I just couldn't believe he was taken along on such a risky journey when he had hardly begun to live his life yet.
you know, if he had stayed on ground and let his father go alone and the father died, he would have had survivor's guilt and depression forever. It's very tragic
That's what people say now, but if the trip had been a success, the same people would have applauded him for sharing with his son. Get real. It was an accident. These people were not on a suicide mission, well, not the passengers, anyway.
He was an advocate for women's rights and the rights of farmers. All these people who are disrespecting his family are hypocrites. Condolences to the Dawood Family❤
@@carolinegallegos_you are typical of bunching everyone as one..lots of people probably say the same about you that can't afford things you have..they give millions to charities, fund and start companies YOU work for and you smack them in the face, sure some only think about money, but I'll bet you don't give half as much as you should..
He seemed to be a fine person and the credit of the other two passengers , would have been a major role in his decision to go. The "designer" was controversial but evidently, they thought it would work out. They seemed to be going down, really fast as it has been observed......I wonder why, they were sinking so fast ? When it was decided, they should go back up, the sub was not really responding but giving signals of issues with the sub itself. ...making cracking noises......Very scary. They knew they had problems but they never ran out of air......when the implosion occurred, it was fast and furious.. Air never seemed to have been a problem, but the structure of the sub, was. That's what we could figure out, hearing the conversation between the sub and the mother ship. They did not suffer. That is a consolation.
If someone is feeling uncertain about doing something they should be encouraged to NOT have to do ANYTHING that they FEEL uncomfortable with. At all. That's just terrible.
@@tealblue4987 Great comment. Yes, encouraging others to listen to their intuition, their conscience, their own and mind and heart is definitely respecting them. Persuading them to go against those things is blatant disrespect and even abuse.
It's heartbreaking to watch this lady, Azmeh speak about her young nephew untimely death. My deepest sympathy to their family and the rest of the people's families who died also.
There was another father who was also supposed to take the trip with his teenage son, but he backed out because of safety concerns. It's a good thing, but thanks to Stockton Rush's negligence, Suleiman Dawood's life was cut short. Because of Stockton Rush's greed and hubris, Suleiman will never reach adulthood or have a career, marry, have children, or enjoy any other key life events. He was robbed!
Yes, the other Father listened to his Son’s explanation for this unsafe venture & trusted his knowledge & intuition. The Son definitely saved both their Lives. Moral to the story: do your due diligence research & ALWAYS listen to your gut.
@@tingle2323 If I knew the risks of going under the sea then I will accept if something goes bad💔 you can’t trust the ocean because of previous reasons before
I feel bad for the son. The 4 others too, but they should have known better. The 19 year old was trying to make his father happy. They are not heroes. It was unfortunate but they aren’t martyrs. Let’s not get carried away.
Except when it goes against your own intuition. You should never let fear guide a decision, or your thoughts or feelings. You should by pass them and tune in to "your gut" that voice that tells you if people or places are safe
Little bit of both I’d say. Courage because he was likely afraid to get on a submarine that goes that deep underwater, and did it anyways. And ignorance, because he likely truly didn’t understand the danger he was in, or felt the chances of something catastrophic happening were very slim.
If he thought it was going to kill him then he would not have gone. Full Stop. Apprehension is normal and is moderated by the belief that things will be 'ok'. It's not heroic it's what we do every day as humans. The "Not ok" part is how they got to that point of being on the sub.
I agree feel so bad for Suleman he should have listened to his gut feeling and stayed home I do believe it being the possibility he was somewhat forced by his father to come along since it was Father’s Day and he was also a titanic fanatic like the aunt said he only went to please his father just very sad.
@cp2342 He wasn't forced, there's an interview with his college friends stating that he was very excited. His dad adored him, if he didn't want to go no way his parents would force him, his mother also like the dad seemed too kind and loved him.
This is just heartbreaking. This submersible should never have been used for paying customers . Fair enough if Stockton wanted to test this himself-but don't experiment using other people and their money. I am so sad for this lady and all the families. Suleman in particular has touched my heart , having a son of my own.
You are absolutely correct. Stockton was so irresponsible to allow Mission Specialists on the journey. This thing was only rated to go to 4000 feet and they were intending to go to 3800 feet. There's NO freakin margin for the submersible!! It infuriates me.
Thank you for letting her speak, Chris... so many tv hosts talking over their guests. It's so refreshing to see! My heart and prayers go out to her and her family. What a tragedy that didn't have to happen.
@@jjrr2273 We can pray for both cancer sufferers and the ones lost to this incident; prayer is not limited to one so please don’t feel upset. 1 Timothy 2:8 I will therefore that men pray every where, lifting up holy hands, without wrath and doubting. God bless you friend 🙏❤️
Completely agree that the father & son’s trust was misplaced. Sadly, the curiosity of seeing the Titanic at 4000 metres obscured the curiosity for safety.
We are OK, having it "setting" there. What we try to do is not to end up, on top of it.......hmmmm. James Cameron did a fantastic job showing us the sunken Titanic. Should have been good enough for the rest of us.
He cut her off, but she’s totally right. You get in a plane, you know things can happen. But, blatant disregard for safety checks and maintenance is complete and utter negligence. I doubt he mentioned all that in the waiver, but regardless he really had no business bringing civilians aboard, much less charging them money.
When you take a commercial flight the first thing they do is give you instructions on what to do in the event of a emergency, they have seatbelts and air bags that drop down, they have emergency doors, ramps, and pilots who have communication with the tower. They have quick decisions to make...they can attempt to land it safely. And even if it does crash you still have the possibility you could survive. All options of safety have been considered. But this sub had zero safety features...locked in, no way to be rescued, no communication other then text message, and only 24 hours of oxygen. If anything goes wrong your dead... it's a death trap. Absolutely not safe for "tourism".
Well, what gave him credibility were these two passengers who were experts in the field, including subs. These 2 guys validated the trip. Surprised they did not look deeper into the structure of that sub. Many were doubtful, it could stay intact, for very long and they were right. The destructive process was already in the making.....and descending pretty fast may have exacerbated the problem. I think it is a study in the making. How many trips could it make before it blew up ? Structure fatigue ? something like that.
Suleman's mother was at the site when they didn't surface. I can't even begin to imagine the emotional trauma she has suffered. The pictures of this sweet young man and his father will never leave me.
She's been interviewed by BBC. She is stating that Suleman was excited to go-totally opposite of his Aunt. I believe the Aunt. I believe that the Mom is wary what people may think of her-being on the platform where her husband and son died.
@ravenharris1257 - If you saw that interview with mother *Christine Dawood,* you'd also know that she _gave up her seat_ so Suleman could go on the dive with his father, which he was *keen to do.* Suleman had built a _10,000-piece Lego model_ of the *Titanic,* and was intrigued by its tragic story. He brought his Rubik's cube with him, and had contacted the *Guinness Book of World Records* about registering his attempt at solving it at the lowest depth ever. He apparently could solve it in less than 20 seconds.
@@ravenharris1257 Seriously? I believe the mom. The mom would know her son better and I heard that aunt was estranged from the family. Why would the mother force her son to go when she wanted to go herself? Makes no sense..
Suleman had a sister and she also, was on the mother ship, with her mother. They were both , on the surface.......worrying about them, when the communications stopped and everyone was talking about them running out of air. They had already imploded at that time. They were gone, in a blink.
God bless her .. she is heartbroken and angry and has every right to be !! She is correct in what she says about financial gain, cover ups and the shady practice in which this company operated by .. 😢
I can't imagine the pain of what this boy's mother is going through; knowing that he was reluctant to go in the first place. I really feel for her......edit update; I made my comment last week. I understand his mother has since stated that he was excited to go & went in her place instead. Thanks to all the people who felt the need to correct me, please forgive my comment. I do not know these people, I just feel badly for the mother.
The mother was interviewed and said that she was supposed to take the trip but ended up gifting it to her son because he really wanted to go. The aunt was estranged from her brother (the boy's father). You can see the mother tell her side of the story.
He wasn’t reluctant to go.. he was eager but had butterflies like anyone would. The kind of fear you have just before you jump out the plane to skydive. Not that he didn’t want to go. He in fact took his mom’s place on the sub.
The mother and her daughter were on the mother ship, on the surface, They were communicating with them, until it stopped. When it stopped, evidently the sub blew up, but the media was told, they could be trapped and running out of air. It was not the case. They did not run out of air, they just imploded. The sub blew up when the communication stopped, so they did not suffer and that is a consolation. Better be dead than slowly suffocating. When the aunt talked to the reporter, she felt, they were running out of air, but they did not, as far as the research shows. They just blew up. The pressure was huge, down there.
To me, a hero is someone who performs a selfless act to save or better someone else’s life. Trying to please your dad and bond with him should not require heroism. Asking your child to take such an amount of risk is not fair, in my opinion. Taking your child to the frontiers of what is possible in a non-certified craft, with people who view risk differently, is not responsible parenting. I am afraid father and son where sacrificed to finance someone else’s desires. They are victims! What a loss!
Yes but it's his aunt speaking . For her he would be hero no matter what. She's speaking it in pain and to have some closure on the untimely death of such a young boy.
19 years old is too young to gage the dangers to even sign a waiver. At that age, you have the feeling of invincibility. I’m sorry for their loss. OceanGate used the loophole to call paying passengers mission specialists (part of the crew). Rush, the CEO, was ignoring safety concerns and engineering on the fly like Tony Starks. The carbon fiber failed like a plane with metal fatigue. Titan had only so many dives before it failed.
It was around before that because they were sent warnings in 2018 about the mission and why they should not go. I have a picture of the letter that was written but can’t post it here, it’s easy to find though.
@@Shaha33able You're right. The young man was following his Father's lead who wanted this trip. So the son went, wanting to do something for him for Father's Day. GOD BLESS AND HEAL ALL THE FAMILIES INVOLVED 🙏🙏🙏🙏✝️✝️✝️✝️❤❤❤❤
@@II-wx4kv Titan had many dives, but only 12 successfully reached the Titantic. I think she means 3 in this particular trip. They would go out to the boat for weeks and attempt to go everyday. With this particular journey, this was the 3rd attempt to go down.
I really wish that kid had followed his gut feeling. They always tell you listen to your gut. I saw an interview with another father and son who ended up changing their minds about going on this trip because of safety concerns. And again, it was the 20 year old son who was more concerned than his father. Thank God he was able to convince his dad it was a bad idea and they canceled the trip. Stockton Rush tried to convince them to go on the trip by slashing the cost to $150k per person. What a bargain 🙄😒This lady's bro and nephew took their place on that tin can POS and paid $500k losing their lives in the process. 😤
She did an interview today and she appeared quite stoic. I do not think it has hit her yet. There is a period of surreality when something like this happens. She was still on the mother ship when they lost communication. She said it was she who was supposed to be on the ship but let her son go instead.
@@mulierbellator5316 That's okay. Nothing wrong with that considering the circumstances. Our brains try and protect us as much as possible during tragedies, some more than others.
Thrill-seeking billionaires are NOT heroes, ever. This was the height of selfishness, hubris, and ignorance. The actual heroes are the people who tried to help them.
@@skylareds1h okay … 350 Paistanis drowned in the Mediterranean on June 14th… On June 18 these two went down in the Mediterranean to vicariously goggle at the wreck of Titanic I guess you will not see the parallels … A flotilla of ships and a squadron of planes did not launch for the 350 who became fishmeal while their lives played back to them .. These two became fishmeal in a flash Well compressed, flash roasted and reduced to plankton food Oh and philanthropy … is not what you think it is …
Well she is right. And several employees knew that certain facts were kept hidden from the paying public, that's why those signed waivers are pretty much worthless.
Sending love and support prayers to this woman and to the families of the other victims. This lady is so hurt, she spoke words of truth with a broken heart. God bless her, what a tremendous loss ❤❤
I do agree with her, they were trusting...he would not have taken his son if he felt there was any danger. This is what happens when we don't think for ourselves. People will lead you off the cliff and that is what happen.
Great reporting Chris… Everytime I hear the 19 year old did not want to go makes me sick stomach, so sad 😢his life cut so short trying to please family 😢😢 My deepest sympathy for the families 🙏🙏😭😭💔💔🕊🕊
Heartbroken for this dear woman. She has represented her family well. Her nephew will be remembered as a loving soul. May she find some peace in that the two went quickly and together🕊️
It is awful and heartbreaking that something like this has happened. Its unreal how the owner wouldn't take heed about the precautions.. now he has taken innocent lives as well as his through ignorance of his own.😢😢
It wasn't ignorance...the CEO stated in a Interview that he took concerns about safety as a personal insult and that he considered safety to be a waste. Now he wasted 5 lives and time and money spent on the search, recovery of the sub, and a investigation.
I understand her sadness and her defense of her brother.Quite honestly everyone signed all the paperwork and disclaimers expressing this adventure could cause death.I am so very sorry for the young man.Such a good brave son 🙏
Yes, and also she acknowledged herself that the reason for going to international waters was because they knew the submersible was not certified and didn’t follow the protocol. I understand she is in pain and must be horrible to go through that, she feels she needs to defend her brother and blame the company instead. However they knew this was experimental with not official testing and going to a depth were only 10 vehicles have gone, 9 of which were certified for safety and Titan was the only 1 not certified.
It’s tough though, because we are pretty used to signing waivers regarding potential death, knowing a company is also still required to follow certain safety requirements and the waiver can be disregarded in the event of negligence. When I go rock climbing at an indoor gym, even field hockey camp, a trampoline park or my daughter’s water camp at the YMCA….. all are low risk activities, yet death is mentioned in the waiver. I feel almost like any waiver you sign for sports activities or adventure activities includes this. It’s ridiculous because it makes it quite difficult to assess actual risk. The research needs to be done independently. This looks like a kind family and I’m so sorry this happened to them. I hope speaking out helps this family member know that her loved ones were seen for their positive traits. Loving family, seeking adventure. We don’t know the inside story, but don’t need to. It’s a lesson to do our research, trust our intuition and also that life can be gone in the blink of an eye. Ours or our loved ones.
@@francinesanchez5402 you sign a waiver for indoor climbing or trampoline? Lol Sorry but I have never done so, these areas have certain requirements and protocols they follow. And in indoor climbing you are always tied with a rope in case something happens. Going to Titan is like going to an indoor climbing at the backyard of some individual, which has not been controlled and has no licence to operate, you don’t wear a helmet but a shower cap cause helmet ruins your hair and not really needed, you are not tied with anything but they put a pillow tied with a rope around your butt in case you fall.
Yes, but he was over 18. He was a man. He could go to war and get killed like these kids in Ukraine, Gaza , etc.......Life is not safe, on the planet. We all take chances.
This breaks my heart the most. This kid had his whole life ahead of him to do wonderful things. I feel so sad for his mother. And looking forward to hearing from all of the family members of the lost lives.
I do agree... Definitely, the father would not have taken his son of he really thought it was life or death. He thought it was safe enough to survive. My thoughts and condolences to all family and friends that were on board. And yes, they did bring the world together for a moment in time.
Even before I heard that the kid was afraid, I felt this level of heaviness for him. I just had a feeling he did not want to go. Money, money, money. Always about effin MONEY! 😢😢😢
She’s right.. everybody’s head broke for this sweet young boy.. he did bring the world together over him. The picture of him hugging his father.. I hope they are in heaven like that right now. Fly with the angels.
I Can t stand spend that kind of money knowing how dangerous was 😱😱 and take his kid with him I heard the kid was terrified but probably he didn’t t want to disappoint his father Poor thing 😓😥
Beyond words the sorrow and sadness...she is right ..People go there to admire God's splendour and it is correct that you put your trust in the people who are in business ...i support everything she says ...
A rich man that decided to take his son on a uncertified unsafe mini sub does not qualify as a hero to me. Good lord when are people going to take responsibility for stupid decisions.
I think that too. He made the opposite of a hero in my opinion. I understand they are hurting but not a hero. I do feel for the young one. He didn't want to go!!
Greatest respect to the news presenter ,he gave her room to express without butting in and showed empathy. God bless and comfort those dear families. God bless presenter too. Suleyman was an amazing gifted young man i believe. God rest all their souls.
Hearing this heartfelt interview from his aunty really really makes me feel sad and sorry for the young boy 😢 while I wish his dad should have known better they truly went down only for the experience of a lifetime. RIP Shahzada Dawood, Suleiman Dawood, PH Norgeolet, Hamish Harding and Stockton Rush.
How does paying half a million dollars on a high risk excursion & sadly not making it out alive make you a hero? The kid has no fault in any of this, but his father does.
The fear the kid felt was actually his instincts clicking in and sensing threat. Unfortunately, he ignored him afraid yo ruin father's day for his dad.
My heart has been broken sense the beginning and I prayed and hoped they would all make it out of that ocean and when they didn't I haven't been the same sense especially for the 19 year old his face tells you how much of a big hearted person he was I can't believe this has ended this way ❤someone needs to have some kind of punishment for this something has to happen cause this is just messed up and not fair
I wish we had the same reporting about the immigrants that died trying to come to Europe and America... It is sad this two individuals die ... Still what a different treatment that poor migrants that die to have a better life ...
Shahzada's wife said that she was supposed to go with her husband but her son really wanted to go. She backed out to let her son go in her place. Praying for the family's during this very difficult time.
Unfortunately a waiver was signed which stated death 3 times on the 1st page. Cannot hold anyone else accountable but the people who signed it unfortunately. Absolutely heartbreaking that 5 people lost their life on this trip. This is a lesson for others don’t do anything that can put your life at risk 😢
Apologies for the confusion. Let's revise the poem to reflect the correct scenario: In the realm of the ocean's deep embrace, A submersible tale took its place, Stockton Rush, an arrogant soul, With dreams of grandeur, he took control. Implosion loomed, a haunting fear, As he dismissed, he wouldn't hear, Suleman Dawood, a mind so keen, A Rubik's solver, at age nineteen. A trip of dreams, father and son, Together they'd face what's to be done, Shahzada, the father, wise and strong, With Suleman, his kin, he'd belong. On OceanGate sub, they took their ride, Exploring depths, side by side. Father and son, a bond so tight, Adventurers sharing the same light. Amidst the tension, the vessel's plight, Suleman solved, his colors bright. In depths unknown, he found his grace, Navigating each twist and space. Their journey a testament to love, As they delved the seas above, The ocean's secrets they'd unveil, Together, their spirits would sail. In the heart of darkness, where mysteries dwell, Their courage and love, they'd forever tell. Though implosion threatened, their spirits stood, An unbreakable bond, a brotherhood. For in the depths, they found their role, The father, son, and young Suleman's soul. So let us honor this family's trip, Their heroism, a lasting grip. In unity and love, they fought, Explorers true, their legacy sought. Father and son, a journey done, Their hearts forever intertwined as one.
You can't sue the owner because himself also got killed. It's just one of those unfortunate moment in their lives. Let's pray for their souls and their families to find peace and answer in their hearts.
you can bet the company will be sued, and probably the owner's wife. which is sad as she is grieving as well i am sure. but the estate, i'm sure, will be sued.
Why is all this publicity only on the man and son? It is a tragedy of course but their were others on there as well. This constant publicity of only two of the ones on the sub infuriates me. And yeh aunt also said the teen was terrified and basically forced to go and that's not what the mother said. The mother said it was suppose to be her to go and her son asked to go so she allowed him to take her place. I think the aunt is wanting publicity.
6:08 agreed, however a waiver was signed. Risk of emotional trauma and death was also stated in it too. I believe the son was taken advantage of as he was inexperienced and did not understand the gravity of the situation. Poor kid
We implicitly sign a waiver when we take a plane too by buying a ticket (each airline has a term & condition that says we agree to the risk of d**th). That doesn’t mean it’s not sad when there’s a plane crash tho. The CEO was wrong for cutting corners on safety
If Suleman's mother loves her son so much. How could she have allowed him to go on that tin can? Even if she had already paid all that money. It wasn't a good gesture for her to allow him to go for any amount of money. I have my 23 years twin sons and I would never jeopardize their health or life like that. No way! No how! May his soul rest in peace. 💐🌾🌻🌺🌼🌸 I love my sons too much 💯 to cause something like that or otherwise to happen to them. Live Love Blessings.
That kid is so sweet. Look at him with that kitty. It breaks my heart that he was so trusting and he was put at risk by everyone around him. They failed. I want him back.
She is so right when she says her brother and son cannot be blamed for trusting in a company that was apparently “expert”, no everyone has mechanical knowledge, submarines or whatsoever. Definitely the CEO was a narcissistic person who just saw people with the eyes of money and no safety at all. Unfortunately, its too late. Massive lesson for the rest of people who wants to go there not knowing the massive risk this involves. Prayers for the family.
Stockton was telling rich ppl this was safe and all that… this dad was so trusting and it sadly cost him the highest price imaginable. He didn’t even know the body was made of carbon fiber?! That’s just insane. Makes me think the ceo lead him to believe it was material way greater than that… the father and son were victims or a greedy, money hungry, titanic obsessed man who believed his own wild “innovated” aka cheap ideas 😡
There is a book by Gavin de Becker called 'The Gift of Fear' which talks about your intuition and sensing danger. Suleman Dawood sensed this was a very dangerous adventure and did not want to go. He was only 19 yrs but had more sense than his 48 yr old father, Shahzada Dawood who wanted to 'bond' with his son on Father's Day with this wild adventure. However, Dawood Sr did not investigate the safety of this sub before putting his precious child in it. For all his billionaire money making savvy, he foolishly trusted a half baked vessel and put his kid in it. This was extremely foolish. He took his son away from his mother and sister and both died. The sub Titan was janky engineering. At first we all thought this kind of craft was experimental and in the interest of science this was an unfortunate incident. Then after hearing James Cameron and Bob Ballard talk about descending down 7 miles in a safe sub, we all realized that the issue was not some freak accident but a very poor design and build for this to implode at 2.5 miles depth. There were multiple design flaws and we learn with increasing anger that Stockton Rush knew and ignored the advice and warnings given him. The hull was made of laminated carbon fiber strands and epoxy glued to the Titanium end caps. The acrylic window was rated for 4,250 ft depth, and they went further to 13,200 ft. The hull was a barrel design not spherical. It was not tested out and not certified. Rush cut corners and paid with 5 lives. Carbon fiber shatters under compression load, metal bends. This sub had done many dives so there was stress fatigue on those laminated materials, epoxy glue, barrel design, and acrylic porthole. The year before, OceanGate executives had fired their director of marine operations, David Lochridge, after disagreeing with his demand for more rigorous safety checks on the submersible, including 'testing to prove its integrity'. A former Royal Navy marine engineer and ship's diver (in the UK), he was described by OceanGate as an 'expert in the field of submarine operations and rescue'. Lochridge wanted the company to carry out a scan of Titan's hull to 'detect potential flaws' rather than 'relying on acoustic monitoring' - which would only detect an issue 'milliseconds before an implosion'. He had several meetings in 2018 'regarding the quality control and safety of the Titan, particularly OceanGate's refusal to conduct critical, non-destructive testing of the experimental design of the hull'. During one meeting he discovered that the acrylic window was only built to a certified pressure of 4,250 feet (1,300 meters) - despite OceanGate intending to take passengers down to nearly 13,000 feet (4,000 meters). Lochridge also 'strongly encouraged that OceanGate utilize a classification agency, such as the American Bureau of Shipping, to inspect and certify the Titan'. OceanGate refused both requests, and stated it was unwilling to pay for a classification agency to inspect its experimental design. The pressure exerted on the vessel at 4000 meters is 6000 psi or 2 tons. This billionaire Dawood Sr, spends half a million on a joy ride. He does not do his homework that all explorers must do. The homework of investigating the vessel, knowing what is involved. He puts his son's life in danger and essentially kills him. They signed a lot of waivers so Shahzada knew what he was doing. To call him a hero for not doing his homework and dragging his son into this unsafe vessel is lunacy. This is not heroic work. This is the dumbest thing a person can do. His sister going on TV and being melodramatic and acting like a tragic heroine is not going to change the fact that you have a spoiled rich man who took his spoiled rich kid, to a Disneyland type adventure to see the Titanic. He's never done any exploring, has no clue about dangerous situations and wanted a joy ride. He paid half a million which could have been put to much better use in poverty stricken Pakistan. He was selfish and spoiled and the only reason that Stockton Rush took these two is to make money for profit. They served no other purpose for Rush. So stop deifying these two lost men, as they tend to do in India and Pakistan, and be realistic. They are gone. They did not suffer. It could have been much worse if they ran out of air and died in agony. They felt nothing. They vaporized in nano seconds. If I had to die, this would be my choice. Dawood Sr knew the risks. So did you. You did not stop your nephew from going. Blame yourself, not anyone else. When you want to play with the big boys, you need to grow up and be a big boy. Stop whining. The real heroes are the rescuers who risked their lives to fish out the salvage from 2.5 miles deep and spent tired hours looking for them in an ocean area the size of Connecticut, on the surface, mid ocean depth and the bottom - 3 surfaces. Furthermore, the rescue operation cost millions that we taxpayers paid for. Are you going to reimburse us for the money we spent cleaning up the debris and searching for them? You should hang your head in shame for putting the world thru this expense at a time of recession, and better uses for this money. If you truly feel sorry for this mishap, pay back the US govt for searching for your family members in International waters where they did not have to go. France sent to ROVs to look for them and found the craft. Who is going to pay for this? We could have done so much good with this money for the rescue and the price of tickets. A ridiculous waste of time and money wasted on billionaires. We taxpayers paid for all this. Shameful.
Government spend so much money on rescue operations because they are responsible for all this heck. Its government's responsibility to track down the illegalities and irregularities going on in the businesses they allow to run on their land.
@@quirkycuisine Then they should track it before it takes paying passengers because that is outright fraud and criminal negligence in the build and operation. But they did not. Also the act of diving took place in international waters outside the jurisdiction of Canada and the US.
Chris- read this and tell me what you think, if you have the time. If the submersible did implode at or near the bottom, and everything and everyone was pulverised by the pressure in a millisecond, then it truly is a bizzare circumstance for the men in the sub. Its a bizarre situation because these people who were very interested in the Titanic, and who, in previous years were fascinated with its fate, and then later the discovery of the wreck and debris field are now in fact part of that wreck and debris field. To have your actual physical being that enjoyed the books, movies and documentaries about the Titanic instantaneously be made part of that actual frozen landscape on a molecular level is nightmarish.
This is not what the Mother and wife said as they spoke with her on another channel !!! She said her son was excited to go ! In fact the Mother/wife said she was supposed to go on this with her Husband. But her son begged to go, so.. I'm believing the Mother over an Aunt/Sister that the family hadn't talked to in a while!!!
I appreciate that Chris allowed her to take her time and speak. He didn’t rush her, or interrupt her. That was a nice change of pace compared to other interviewers I have watched previously.
He had to because she was reading from cue cards the lawyers wrote amd trying to make it look natural by moving her head and hands a lot. Going slowly and talking slowly helps make the cue card reading more natural. The lawyers clearly had her practice reading the cards and attempting to make it look natural by not keeping her eyes on the card. This was very well rehearsed. Unfortunately she didn’t memorize all the points she had to make so this is way way more obvious
@@allytrudie864and u know this because?
That is Chris Chomo. So full of care for others
This narrative keeps changing…figures Fredo is reporting on this..🤷♂️🤦♀️
@@zarasalehjee4877 you made a funny 😁 😂 😀. Hes a DRatbil
The photo of the dad and son lying down and hugging each other breaks my heart. They clearly loved one another very much.
Yeah I was surprised they were so close god how they felt when knew for a second they r gonna die
RIGHT!?!?! that made me cry so much dude i feel so bad for her.
I call BS. I hug a lot of people who I call clients. They pay me but this doesn’t mean I love them. I bath daily and splash on my special perfume because smelling good is special. I also dush and sprinkle fun powder in my sugar wall canal. This way I can charge extra. Again, it doesn’t mean I love my clients. I just want big tips and busted hips.
@@ameliabedelia7018 what are you talking about?
@@ameliabedelia7018*douche? 😂
She's an amazing person, sister and aunt. God bless her. I hope she can find peace through this horrible loss.
Amazing? She is disgusting.
Absolutely agree. May we all let them all rest in peace now. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
So true ❤️
She was reading from a cue card the lawyers were speaking not her. Her story changed from that first interview she gave. Use some logic. We can’t believe anything any of the families of the dead are saying- it isn’t their words.
She said he was petrified about going down, meanwhile the mother said that she was supposed to go down, but because the son wanted to instead, she gave him her seat, and that he WAS EXCITED. HE even brought his rubics cube to try to get into the GUINESS world of records. And apparently her brother was not on good terms with his sister, they were not on speaking terms, so how did she have any info. I smell a rat 🐀
Heartbreaking. And to the people laughing, social media has desensitised you all to human tragedy. A 19 year old boy had died just wanting to spend time with his father. It’s heartbreaking.
Hes only 4 yrs older than my eldest. He looked like a wonderful kid. His dad too a kind face ❤❤❤
@axelafyits a shame it wasnt you in that sub
Yeah it’s absolutely disgusting that people are making a joke of this. The worst thing about all of this is that a 19 year old passed away he didn’t get a chance at life yet. All the people making jokes would be so upset if they had a family member on that sub.
@axelafyVery ignorant comment! You have no idea what kinda life he lived. He was 19 years old how would you feel if that was your son? Imagine you had a 19 year old son, you were not in a relationship with the mother, the mother was super rich so ur son lived a luxurious lifestyle would you say the same thing about him because ur broke?
@@peanutbutterisfu plus he was going to university so he was looking to get a degree to have his own job etc so he wasnt a spoilt br@t living off his parents 247 by seems of things. He over all seemed a decent kid which you cant say for a lot of the younger gen these days.
The pain in Ms. Dawood's voice is heartbreaking. My condolences to her and all the relatives of the victims. I agree that the presence onboard of the CEO and the Titanic expert might have easily misled the other passengers, but this enterprise was all about money and showing it off to the rest of the world. That should have been a red flat per se. Also, in the case of planes, aircraft are certified, tested, checked before each flight, unlike the vehicle used in this irresponsible trip. Sad. Five lives lost, a young boy, who could have been the son/nephew/grandson of many of us, gone too soon. A terrible tragedy and a lesson for all of us.
Nice soppy comment. The guy is distracting from the fact that the father AND mother were nutcases who didnt care about their son. Outrageous father and mother. All of the people on that sub were nuts. They knew is wasnt certified and that death could occur. What father would do such a thing??????? Irresponsible and demented. And they wanted to see the Titanic ruins?? Who on earth cares?
Who cares 🖕🤪
Oh, the CEO flew in uncertified airplanes too so 😮
WHAT SHE ISIS COMPLETELY DELLUSIONAL HE BREOTHER IS TOTALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR PUTTING HIS SON IN A DEATH TRAP NO MATTER WHAT YOU SAY. HE KNEW THE RISK ADN HE HAD EVERYT OPPORTUNITY TOREADA REPORTS ALL OVER THE NET ABOUT PRIOR COMPLAINTS FORMER EMPLOYEES FILD. HE FAILD HIS SON MOST MISERABLY ADN I BLAME THE FATHER FOR ENCOURAGING HIS SON TO GO. WHAT A HORRIFIC DAD. AND A MORON TOO IF HE RALLY DIDN'T THINK IT WAS DANGEROUS HE READ THE PAPER HE SIGNED AND IF HE DID NOT HE IS EVEN MORE OF A MORON. HE COULD HAVE REAAAD REPORTS ON TEH NET FROM PRIOR COMPLAINTS ABOUT ITS LACK OF SAFETY ADN THE FACT IT WAS CRACKED. THAT IS A REAL MORON OF A DAD. AND NOW HE IS DEAD WITH S SON FOR HIS OWN INSANITY. FOR HIS OWN RECKLESS DISREGAURD OF THE DANGER. TH DAD IS TO BLAME FOR TH SON;T DEATH NO MATTER WHAT AND NO MATTER HOW YOU LOOK AT IT. HE NEVER WOULD HAVE GONE WITH HIS FATHER IF DADDY DID NOT MAKE HIM FEEL SAFE ADN MAKE HIM WANT TO GO. THANKS DAADDY - SUPER DAY OF THE YEAR. WHAT A SICKENING PARENT.
That CEO was a narcissistic buffoon who thought he was invincible! And he was driven by greed!
You can’t speculate they had a special bond- the son was going FOR his father to bond with him despite being fearful. It was irresponsible for the CEO of OceanGate to allow anyone on that craft , especially such a young man. Mature men can do what they please but don’t take young impressionable men along such a high risk endeavor too.
Anyone with half a brain would have done just a lil research before signing their life away and riding it.😊
For real. So irresponsible. That beautiful young man had so much to live for.
Oh stop!! I’m sure they all were scared. It’s human. They loved each other. You don’t know the family don’t judge them.
@@laurensparanormalreviewsan860 death comes to any age folks. Make sure you repent.
It was also the fathers responsibility and due diligence to research the company.
She is so brave and strong to do this interview like this. Love to this family and all who were lost on the Titan.
Big respect to this lady, her dignity is admirable!!...
I'm sickened, I don't think the father had all the facts. I think he really thought he was giving his son a gift and vice versa. This tragedy will never leave me, it will always haunt me, and will remind me to always listen to my intuition. I'm pissed this CEO sacrificed this father and son. It's vile absolutely vile. Azmeh, your absolutely correct in everything you said and your words about your Brother and Nephew are beautiful. Now please, LEAVE THE SITE OF TITANIC THE HELL ALONE, STOP DISTURBING A GRAVE SITE!
For real or maybe sail on a boat there to pay respects but stay on the top of the water from now on
Totally agree, leave that area alone forever
Well said, man...my thoughts and heart exactly. I hope the CEO rot in hell for this
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They signed the waiver and it clearly states that it is experimental and not certified. It even states they can even die. A copy of the waiver has been released by TMZ. Hopefully they can still sue bcz the verbiage on the waiver was still vague. They trusted oceangate too much unfortunately costs them their lives.
Pieces of my heart breaks everytime I hear this aunt talk about this situation. Kids will do anything for their parent's happiness sometimes before their own :(
I just wanna say I watched an interview today with the mom who said her son was excited to go. And she gave up her spot for him to go cause he was excited.
as far as the aunt is concerned her young nephew was terrified and didnt want to go. but the boys mom said he was excited about going.
@@carolwoodruff7990 so who you believe???the Mom or a relative living thousand miles away.
Mom
@@carolwoodruff7990 or mom could be protecting the image of her husband. of course she doesn't want this narrative spreading around about her husband "forcing or guilting their son to leave". We honestly don't know what goes on in people's homes sometimes.
The loss of the son Suleman Dawood is just heartbreaking. He sounds like a beautiful soul.😢 When I heard that he was on board I just couldn't believe he was taken along on such a risky journey when he had hardly begun to live his life yet.
you know, if he had stayed on ground and let his father go alone and the father died, he would have had survivor's guilt and depression forever. It's very tragic
@@tvs9978it was his mother who is supposed to be there but she gave to her son and now it will be the mother’s guilt.
He’s not a baby 😒
That's what people say now, but if the trip had been a success, the same people would have applauded him for sharing with his son. Get real. It was an accident. These people were not on a suicide mission, well, not the passengers, anyway.
Condolences to Mr. Dawood's wife, daughter, sister and loved ones.
💐 R.I.P. Shahzada & Suleman 💐
He was an advocate for women's rights and the rights of farmers. All these people who are disrespecting his family are hypocrites. Condolences to the Dawood Family❤
I'm a advocate for abolishing the word advocate.
No billionaire is truly an advocate for the rights of farmers. Their wealth is hoarded from ripping off people like farmers.
@@carolinegallegos_you are typical of bunching everyone as one..lots of people probably say the same about you that can't afford things you have..they give millions to charities, fund and start companies YOU work for and you smack them in the face, sure some only think about money, but I'll bet you don't give half as much as you should..
Lol
He seemed to be a fine person and the credit of the other two passengers , would have been a major role in his decision to go. The "designer" was controversial but evidently, they thought it would work out. They seemed to be going down, really fast as it has been observed......I wonder why, they were sinking so fast ? When it was decided, they should go back up, the sub was not really responding but giving signals of issues with the sub itself. ...making cracking noises......Very scary. They knew they had problems but they never ran out of air......when the implosion occurred, it was fast and furious.. Air never seemed to have been a problem, but the structure of the sub, was. That's what we could figure out, hearing the conversation between the sub and the mother ship. They did not suffer. That is a consolation.
The dad welcomed his son to the world 🌎 and was with him to the end .. my heart ❤️ hurts 🤕
That was his stepdad.
@@angieholt736that was his dad, I think you’re on about Hamid’s Harding’s son, that’s his stepson
If someone is feeling uncertain about doing something they should be encouraged to NOT have to do ANYTHING that they FEEL uncomfortable with. At all. That's just terrible.
"Jip i aggree, its common sense. 🤦♀️
@@johndavid5618 Yes it is. And respectfulness and good manners too. 💓
Thank you for saying that.
@@tealblue4987 Great comment. Yes, encouraging others to listen to their intuition, their conscience, their own and mind and heart is definitely respecting them. Persuading them to go against those things is blatant disrespect and even abuse.
@@kristinstrickland1038 🌻🙂
Degrees do not replace or enhance Common Sense.
It's heartbreaking to watch this lady, Azmeh speak about her young nephew untimely death. My deepest sympathy to their family and the rest of the people's families who died also.
Her name is actually Azmeh. ❤ I agree…heartbreaking to watch her trying to cope while sharing about her loved ones. So sad!
@@dianaw4072 Thank you.
There was another father who was also supposed to take the trip with his teenage son, but he backed out because of safety concerns. It's a good thing, but thanks to Stockton Rush's negligence, Suleiman Dawood's life was cut short. Because of Stockton Rush's greed and hubris, Suleiman will never reach adulthood or have a career, marry, have children, or enjoy any other key life events. He was robbed!
Yes, the other Father listened to his Son’s explanation for this unsafe venture & trusted his knowledge & intuition. The Son definitely saved both their Lives. Moral to the story: do your due diligence research & ALWAYS listen to your gut.
No one is fault…. They all knew the risks and trusted the pilot that everything would go well. Rest In Peace to all 🥰
@@brendagoodspeed443it wasn't his guts..he didn't feel anything..he was just normal scared which is valid
@@dominiquexo4772 oh please... having risk is different..and safety negligence is difference
@@tingle2323 If I knew the risks of going under the sea then I will accept if something goes bad💔 you can’t trust the ocean because of previous reasons before
Beautiful. Thank you so much for giving her the whole platform Chris. Bless you. May they all RIP.
I feel bad for the son. The 4 others too, but they should have known better. The 19 year old was trying to make his father happy. They are not heroes. It was unfortunate but they aren’t martyrs. Let’s not get carried away.
Agree
Courage isn't the lack of fear. it's being afraid yet going through with it anyway. That son showed true courage.
Except when it goes against your own intuition. You should never let fear guide a decision, or your thoughts or feelings. You should by pass them and tune in to "your gut" that voice that tells you if people or places are safe
There is a difference between courage and ignorance . Sadly this was ignorance.
Little bit of both I’d say. Courage because he was likely afraid to get on a submarine that goes that deep underwater, and did it anyways.
And ignorance, because he likely truly didn’t understand the danger he was in, or felt the chances of something catastrophic happening were very slim.
😢😢😢
If he thought it was going to kill him then he would not have gone. Full Stop.
Apprehension is normal and is moderated by the belief that things will be 'ok'. It's not heroic it's what we do every day as humans. The "Not ok" part is how they got to that point of being on the sub.
The 19 year old boy is the only i feel sorry for. He was the only one who didn't want to go.
Same here. It was honestly irresponsible for his dad to take him on something like that.
I agree feel so bad for Suleman he should have listened to his gut feeling and stayed home I do believe it being the possibility he was somewhat forced by his father to come along since it was Father’s Day and he was also a titanic fanatic like the aunt said he only went to please his father just very sad.
If he hadn't gone and his father died I bet he would've been eaten up with survivor guilt.
@cp2342 He wasn't forced, there's an interview with his college friends stating that he was very excited. His dad adored him, if he didn't want to go no way his parents would force him, his mother also like the dad seemed too kind and loved him.
@@cp2342bro it was written for him to die.. when it’s written it will happen…
This is just heartbreaking. This submersible should never have been used for paying customers . Fair enough if Stockton wanted to test this himself-but don't experiment using other people and their money. I am so sad for this lady and all the families. Suleman in particular has touched my heart , having a son of my own.
American white males only care about money sadly
You are absolutely correct. Stockton was so irresponsible to allow Mission Specialists on the journey. This thing was only rated to go to 4000 feet and they were intending to go to 3800 feet. There's NO freakin margin for the submersible!! It infuriates me.
I agree with you 1000 percent. That CEO had an ego taller than the Empire State building.
And yet at least in the US and Canada Experimental make it yourself aircrafts exist and are very popular..
But then Thinking people play with these
@@Tech-vn1jvlol the analogy. Very much true!!!
Thank you for letting her speak, Chris... so many tv hosts talking over their guests. It's so refreshing to see! My heart and prayers go out to her and her family. What a tragedy that didn't have to happen.
Sending prayers to the family ❤🙏
Maybe pray for ppl/kids with cancer - these guys died on a fools errand, seems odd just a few days out and family being televised?
@@jjrr2273 We can pray for both cancer sufferers and the ones lost to this incident; prayer is not limited to one so please don’t feel upset.
1 Timothy 2:8 I will therefore that men pray every where, lifting up holy hands, without wrath and doubting.
God bless you friend 🙏❤️
@@First_BotAmen
Prayers? They got millions and millions of dollars in the banks!! They don’t give a fuck about prayers
Completely agree that the father & son’s trust was misplaced. Sadly, the curiosity of seeing the Titanic at 4000 metres obscured the curiosity for safety.
Absolutely... A shame, as they lost their lives....
We are OK, having it "setting" there. What we try to do is not to end up, on top of it.......hmmmm. James Cameron did a fantastic job showing us the sunken Titanic. Should have been good enough for the rest of us.
He cut her off, but she’s totally right. You get in a plane, you know things can happen. But, blatant disregard for safety checks and maintenance is complete and utter negligence. I doubt he mentioned all that in the waiver, but regardless he really had no business bringing civilians aboard, much less charging them money.
When you take a commercial flight the first thing they do is give you instructions on what to do in the event of a emergency, they have seatbelts and air bags that drop down, they have emergency doors, ramps, and pilots who have communication with the tower. They have quick decisions to make...they can attempt to land it safely. And even if it does crash you still have the possibility you could survive. All options of safety have been considered. But this sub had zero safety features...locked in, no way to be rescued, no communication other then text message, and only 24 hours of oxygen. If anything goes wrong your dead... it's a death trap. Absolutely not safe for "tourism".
Well, what gave him credibility were these two passengers who were experts in the field, including subs. These 2 guys validated the trip. Surprised they did not look deeper into the structure of that sub. Many were doubtful, it could stay intact, for very long and they were right. The destructive process was already in the making.....and descending pretty fast may have exacerbated the problem. I think it is a study in the making. How many trips could it make before it blew up ? Structure fatigue ? something like that.
They looked like wonderful people tbf. Friendly kind faces
Suleman's mother was at the site when they didn't surface. I can't even begin to imagine the emotional trauma she has suffered. The pictures of this sweet young man and his father will never leave me.
She's been interviewed by BBC. She is stating that Suleman was excited to go-totally opposite of his Aunt. I believe the Aunt. I believe that the Mom is wary what people may think of her-being on the platform where her husband and son died.
@ravenharris1257 - If you saw that interview with mother *Christine Dawood,* you'd also know that she _gave up her seat_ so Suleman could go on the dive with his father, which he was *keen to do.* Suleman had built a _10,000-piece Lego model_ of the *Titanic,* and was intrigued by its tragic story. He brought his Rubik's cube with him, and had contacted the *Guinness Book of World Records* about registering his attempt at solving it at the lowest depth ever. He apparently could solve it in less than 20 seconds.
@@ravenharris1257 Seriously? I believe the mom. The mom would know her son better and I heard that aunt was estranged from the family. Why would the mother force her son to go when she wanted to go herself? Makes no sense..
@@suew4609 me too
Suleman had a sister and she also, was on the mother ship, with her mother. They were both , on the surface.......worrying about them, when the communications stopped and everyone was talking about them running out of air. They had already imploded at that time. They were gone, in a blink.
God bless her .. she is heartbroken and angry and has every right to be !! She is correct in what she says about financial gain, cover ups and the shady practice in which this company operated by .. 😢
She is going to sue.......get their money back, if there is any to collect. I doubt.
This is so sad to watch. The 19 year old sounded like a great kid and his dad sounded like a great dad. RIP to the both of them.
Even the father was so young
💔 My ❤
We ❤ you Suleman 😇
The two other passengers were experts in subs and the fact they went on that trip , gave validity to the Dawoods. They felt they were in good hands.
Oh, this poor dear woman. My heart aches for her.
I can't imagine the pain of what this boy's mother is going through; knowing that he was reluctant to go in the first place. I really feel for her......edit update; I made my comment last week. I understand his mother has since stated that he was excited to go & went in her place instead. Thanks to all the people who felt the need to correct me, please forgive my comment. I do not know these people, I just feel badly for the mother.
She is his aunt
As long as he’s with his father and not shot by a stranger 💔
The mother was interviewed and said that she was supposed to take the trip but ended up gifting it to her son because he really wanted to go. The aunt was estranged from her brother (the boy's father). You can see the mother tell her side of the story.
He wasn’t reluctant to go.. he was eager but had butterflies like anyone would. The kind of fear you have just before you jump out the plane to skydive. Not that he didn’t want to go. He in fact took his mom’s place on the sub.
The mother and her daughter were on the mother ship, on the surface, They were communicating with them, until it stopped. When it stopped, evidently the sub blew up, but the media was told, they could be trapped and running out of air. It was not the case. They did not run out of air, they just imploded. The sub blew up when the communication stopped, so they did not suffer and that is a consolation. Better be dead than slowly suffocating. When the aunt talked to the reporter, she felt, they were running out of air, but they did not, as far as the research shows. They just blew up. The pressure was huge, down there.
To me, a hero is someone who performs a selfless act to save or better someone else’s life. Trying to please your dad and bond with him should not require heroism. Asking your child to take such an amount of risk is not fair, in my opinion. Taking your child to the frontiers of what is possible in a non-certified craft, with people who view risk differently, is not responsible parenting. I am afraid father and son where sacrificed to finance someone else’s desires. They are victims! What a loss!
totally agree
Victims of their or his hubris.
Yes but it's his aunt speaking . For her he would be hero no matter what. She's speaking it in pain and to have some closure on the untimely death of such a young boy.
they were NOT heroes..poor kid..these guys thought that because they were rich they didn't have to follow any rules
100 percent agree
19 years old is too young to gage the dangers to even sign a waiver.
At that age, you have the feeling of invincibility.
I’m sorry for their loss.
OceanGate used the loophole to call paying passengers mission specialists (part of the crew).
Rush, the CEO, was ignoring safety concerns and engineering on the fly like Tony Starks.
The carbon fiber failed like a plane with metal fatigue. Titan had only so many dives before it failed.
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He certainly didn't feel invincible if he was terrified to get into this sub. That actually points to the opposite.
It was around before that because they were sent warnings in 2018 about the mission and why they should not go. I have a picture of the letter that was written but can’t post it here, it’s easy to find though.
@@Shaha33able You're right. The young man was following his Father's lead who wanted this trip. So the son went, wanting to do something for him for Father's Day.
GOD BLESS AND HEAL ALL THE FAMILIES INVOLVED 🙏🙏🙏🙏✝️✝️✝️✝️❤❤❤❤
@@II-wx4kv Titan had many dives, but only 12 successfully reached the Titantic. I think she means 3 in this particular trip. They would go out to the boat for weeks and attempt to go everyday. With this particular journey, this was the 3rd attempt to go down.
We no longer live in a World where Trust is ok 💔
People are so different these days its just saddening
Trust no one
Point on!
Agreed.
People lie these days…about everything. Look at our politicians-all liars.
I really wish that kid had followed his gut feeling. They always tell you listen to your gut. I saw an interview with another father and son who ended up changing their minds about going on this trip because of safety concerns. And again, it was the 20 year old son who was more concerned than his father. Thank God he was able to convince his dad it was a bad idea and they canceled the trip. Stockton Rush tried to convince them to go on the trip by slashing the cost to $150k per person. What a bargain 🙄😒This lady's bro and nephew took their place on that tin can POS and paid $500k losing their lives in the process. 😤
Excatly more money than sense im sorry all that money just to see the titanic
I don't think money was an object. It is to most of us but if you are a billionaire, it is nothing.
If the Aunt is saddened by the passing of her brother and nephew, I can only IMAGINE how heartbroken the boy's mother is. My god 💔
She did an interview today and she appeared quite stoic. I do not think it has hit her yet. There is a period of surreality when something like this happens. She was still on the mother ship when they lost communication. She said it was she who was supposed to be on the ship but let her son go instead.
@@plum_loco Mom had no emotions
@@mulierbellator5316 That's okay. Nothing wrong with that considering the circumstances. Our brains try and protect us as much as possible during tragedies, some more than others.
She seems to be taking it better than the aunt.
Her grief is palpable. 😢 so sorry for your loss.
it is - it's so heartbreaking.
My heart breaks for this family.
Thrill-seeking billionaires are NOT heroes, ever. This was the height of selfishness, hubris, and ignorance. The actual heroes are the people who tried to help them.
All that money wasted could feed your hungry people. Where is the child's mother?
@@clisediagonzalez5010 I believe she's collecting an inheritance.
@@skylareds1that philantropic is just for show a few percent of billions they income. Pakistan is a poor county because of this selfish billionares
They went to gawk at a tragedy of 3rd class passengers instead of do something good with all that money,the state of the world today
@@skylareds1h okay …
350 Paistanis drowned in the Mediterranean on June 14th…
On June 18 these two went down in the Mediterranean to vicariously goggle at the wreck of Titanic
I guess you will not see the parallels …
A flotilla of ships and a squadron of planes did not launch for the 350 who became fishmeal while their lives played back to them ..
These two became fishmeal in a flash
Well compressed, flash roasted and reduced to plankton food
Oh and philanthropy … is not what you think it is …
My heart goes to the Dawood family. Much love to you all!
Yes ❤️❤️❤️ very lovely comment ❤️
Well she is right. And several employees knew that certain facts were kept hidden from the paying public, that's why those signed waivers are pretty much worthless.
Sending love and support prayers to this woman and to the families of the other victims. This lady is so hurt, she spoke words of truth with a broken heart. God bless her, what a tremendous loss ❤❤
I do agree with her, they were trusting...he would not have taken his son if he felt there was any danger. This is what happens when we don't think for ourselves. People will lead you off the cliff and that is what happen.
the red flags were in the waiver screaming at them with a loudspeaker
Power of marketing
If that was my son I would be so torn between grieving my husband and hating him for taking my son away from me.
Hate for what? When it wasn't his fault too..when noone felt danger .even those 3 experts too..and Sulaiman is ready too
Great reporting Chris… Everytime I hear the 19 year old did not want to go makes me sick stomach, so sad 😢his life cut so short trying to please family 😢😢 My deepest sympathy for the families 🙏🙏😭😭💔💔🕊🕊
Yet he went.😊
@@buzz5969 he didn't want to disappoint his father, so yes, even with fear, he went and lost his life. This is so very sad. Have a heart FFS.
Heartbroken for this dear woman. She has represented her family well. Her nephew will be remembered as a loving soul. May she find some peace in that the two went quickly and together🕊️
She had a good point when she stresses the CEO himself was on it with them. That would give a lot of false confidence to the others I would think.
It is awful and heartbreaking that something like this has happened. Its unreal how the owner wouldn't take heed about the precautions.. now he has taken innocent lives as well as his through ignorance of his own.😢😢
It wasn't ignorance...the CEO stated in a Interview that he took concerns about safety as a personal insult and that he considered safety to be a waste. Now he wasted 5 lives and time and money spent on the search, recovery of the sub, and a investigation.
My condolences to the families of their tragic losses. Peace be with you all 🙏🕯💐🕊
I understand her sadness and her defense of her brother.Quite honestly everyone signed all the paperwork and disclaimers expressing this adventure could cause death.I am so very sorry for the young man.Such a good brave son 🙏
Yes, and also she acknowledged herself that the reason for going to international waters was because they knew the submersible was not certified and didn’t follow the protocol.
I understand she is in pain and must be horrible to go through that, she feels she needs to defend her brother and blame the company instead. However they knew this was experimental with not official testing and going to a depth were only 10 vehicles have gone, 9 of which were certified for safety and Titan was the only 1 not certified.
Exactly, everyone were adults and wanted to experience a new life in the sea.
It’s tough though, because we are pretty used to signing waivers regarding potential death, knowing a company is also still required to follow certain safety requirements and the waiver can be disregarded in the event of negligence.
When I go rock climbing at an indoor gym, even field hockey camp, a trampoline park or my daughter’s water camp at the YMCA….. all are low risk activities, yet death is mentioned in the waiver. I feel almost like any waiver you sign for sports activities or adventure activities includes this. It’s ridiculous because it makes it quite difficult to assess actual risk. The research needs to be done independently.
This looks like a kind family and I’m so sorry this happened to them. I hope speaking out helps this family member know that her loved ones were seen for their positive traits. Loving family, seeking adventure.
We don’t know the inside story, but don’t need to. It’s a lesson to do our research, trust our intuition and also that life can be gone in the blink of an eye. Ours or our loved ones.
@@francinesanchez5402 you sign a waiver for indoor climbing or trampoline? Lol
Sorry but I have never done so, these areas have certain requirements and protocols they follow. And in indoor climbing you are always tied with a rope in case something happens.
Going to Titan is like going to an indoor climbing at the backyard of some individual, which has not been controlled and has no licence to operate, you don’t wear a helmet but a shower cap cause helmet ruins your hair and not really needed, you are not tied with anything but they put a pillow tied with a rope around your butt in case you fall.
Yes, but he was over 18. He was a man. He could go to war and get killed like these kids in Ukraine, Gaza , etc.......Life is not safe, on the planet. We all take chances.
This breaks my heart the most. This kid had his whole life ahead of him to do wonderful things. I feel so sad for his mother. And looking forward to hearing from all of the family members of the lost lives.
The adult not kid
I do agree... Definitely, the father would not have taken his son of he really thought it was life or death. He thought it was safe enough to survive.
My thoughts and condolences to all family and friends that were on board. And yes, they did bring the world together for a moment in time.
Very sad to loose such gem of people -avoidable tragedy. All support for the families
My heart breaks for the family. The son died to keep dad happy. Sadly money doesn’t make someone intelligent.
I don’t think you were listening to what she was saying.
@@xIIIQueenOfSwordsIIIx It’s just tragic nevertheless
It has nothing to do with intelligence.
@@phyld6491 it has plenty to do with intelligence when it involves your children
Well it's not these 2 fault at All
Thank you NewNation for this interview ❤
Im so sorry for that boy and his Dad and their family. God bless you all.
This was only the THIRD MISSION?!?????!?!? What?! There’s no way! 🤯 How heartbreaking! I feel for these families and loved ones. So sad.
Even before I heard that the kid was afraid, I felt this level of heaviness for him. I just had a feeling he did not want to go. Money, money, money. Always about effin MONEY! 😢😢😢
She’s right.. everybody’s head broke for this sweet young boy.. he did bring the world together over him. The picture of him hugging his father.. I hope they are in heaven like that right now. Fly with the angels.
What a nice change to converse with someone different, her delivery was purposeful.
God bless this sweet woman. My heart and prayers are with you and yr family at this most difficult time. 😢
I Can t stand spend that kind of money knowing how dangerous was 😱😱 and take his kid with him I heard the kid was terrified but probably he didn’t t want to disappoint his father Poor thing 😓😥
This is the exact perspective I’ve been thinking about the whole time and dreading knowing what the family has been going through. This hurts. 💔
Beyond words the sorrow and sadness...she is right ..People go there to admire God's splendour and it is correct that you put your trust in the people who are in business ...i support everything she says ...
My heart completely goes out to her and the family.... I pray for them all!! God Bless......😪
A rich man that decided to take his son on a uncertified unsafe mini sub does not qualify as a hero to me. Good lord when are people going to take responsibility for stupid decisions.
I think that too. He made the opposite of a hero in my opinion. I understand they are hurting but not a hero. I do feel for the young one. He didn't want to go!!
@@arkangelmerici1170the point made is that they were heroes for their charity work in Pakistan, not for their mistake, everybody fails.
Greatest respect to the news presenter ,he gave her room to express without butting in and showed empathy. God bless and comfort those dear families. God bless presenter too. Suleyman was an amazing gifted young man i believe. God rest all their souls.
Poor woman!!! A hug to her, rest in peace Suleman!
Hearing this heartfelt interview from his aunty really really makes me feel sad and sorry for the young boy 😢 while I wish his dad should have known better they truly went down only for the experience of a lifetime. RIP Shahzada Dawood, Suleiman Dawood, PH Norgeolet, Hamish Harding and Stockton Rush.
How does paying half a million dollars on a high risk excursion & sadly not making it out alive make you a hero? The kid has no fault in any of this, but his father does.
The fear the kid felt was actually his instincts clicking in and sensing threat. Unfortunately, he ignored him afraid yo ruin father's day for his dad.
I feel her pain 🥺 I totally agree with her.
My heart has been broken sense the beginning and I prayed and hoped they would all make it out of that ocean and when they didn't I haven't been the same sense especially for the 19 year old his face tells you how much of a big hearted person he was I can't believe this has ended this way ❤someone needs to have some kind of punishment for this something has to happen cause this is just messed up and not fair
"Lizzie you are right i hope something good will come out of all of this.
hes dead too, so who will be punished ?
I wish we had the same reporting about the immigrants that died trying to come to Europe and America...
It is sad this two individuals die ... Still what a different treatment that poor migrants that die to have a better life ...
Not only that, the immigrants were spotted hours before and someone decided to let them all drown
Shahzada's wife said that she was supposed to go with her husband but her son really wanted to go. She backed out to let her son go in her place. Praying for the family's during this very difficult time.
Unfortunately a waiver was signed which stated death 3 times on the 1st page. Cannot hold anyone else accountable but the people who signed it unfortunately. Absolutely heartbreaking that 5 people lost their life on this trip. This is a lesson for others don’t do anything that can put your life at risk 😢
Apologies for the confusion. Let's revise the poem to reflect the correct scenario:
In the realm of the ocean's deep embrace,
A submersible tale took its place,
Stockton Rush, an arrogant soul,
With dreams of grandeur, he took control.
Implosion loomed, a haunting fear,
As he dismissed, he wouldn't hear,
Suleman Dawood, a mind so keen,
A Rubik's solver, at age nineteen.
A trip of dreams, father and son,
Together they'd face what's to be done,
Shahzada, the father, wise and strong,
With Suleman, his kin, he'd belong.
On OceanGate sub, they took their ride,
Exploring depths, side by side.
Father and son, a bond so tight,
Adventurers sharing the same light.
Amidst the tension, the vessel's plight,
Suleman solved, his colors bright.
In depths unknown, he found his grace,
Navigating each twist and space.
Their journey a testament to love,
As they delved the seas above,
The ocean's secrets they'd unveil,
Together, their spirits would sail.
In the heart of darkness, where mysteries dwell,
Their courage and love, they'd forever tell.
Though implosion threatened, their spirits stood,
An unbreakable bond, a brotherhood.
For in the depths, they found their role,
The father, son, and young Suleman's soul.
So let us honor this family's trip,
Their heroism, a lasting grip.
In unity and love, they fought,
Explorers true, their legacy sought.
Father and son, a journey done,
Their hearts forever intertwined as one.
💖Such a lovely poem 💖👏🥺 i like it ..
@@mikuuxp4770 😊 🙏
You can't sue the owner because himself also got killed. It's just one of those unfortunate moment in their lives. Let's pray for their souls and their families to find peace and answer in their hearts.
They can . . . and should . . . sue the company.
you can bet the company will be sued, and probably the owner's wife. which is sad as she is grieving as well i am sure. but the estate, i'm sure, will be sued.
There is a co-founder that's still living.
There will be lawsuits. I’ve already heard one very good lawyer, in California say that those waivers will never stand up in court.
Apparently they have closed the company so they can't get sued
Shes talking like they didn't sign waviers, they knew fine well what the risks were and the kid was excited, not scared.
How were they heros? Do ppl not know the meaning of the word? Shes showing waayy more emotion than his mother was
Why is all this publicity only on the man and son? It is a tragedy of course but their were others on there as well. This constant publicity of only two of the ones on the sub infuriates me. And yeh aunt also said the teen was terrified and basically forced to go and that's not what the mother said. The mother said it was suppose to be her to go and her son asked to go so she allowed him to take her place. I think the aunt is wanting publicity.
6:08 agreed, however a waiver was signed. Risk of emotional trauma and death was also stated in it too. I believe the son was taken advantage of as he was inexperienced and did not understand the gravity of the situation. Poor kid
We implicitly sign a waiver when we take a plane too by buying a ticket (each airline has a term & condition that says we agree to the risk of d**th). That doesn’t mean it’s not sad when there’s a plane crash tho. The CEO was wrong for cutting corners on safety
If Suleman's mother loves her son so much. How could she have allowed him to go on that tin can? Even if she had already paid all that money.
It wasn't a good gesture for her to allow him to go for any amount of money.
I have my 23 years twin sons and I would never jeopardize their health or life like that. No way! No how! May his soul rest in peace. 💐🌾🌻🌺🌼🌸
I love my sons too much 💯 to cause something like that or otherwise to happen to them. Live Love Blessings.
heroes do dangerous things for a noble purpose.. this isnt heroic. that said, my condolences and sympathies go out to their family
Heroes? Heroe is one who gives his life to save others life not one who goes on an adventure for fun.
Sorry Suleiman. 😢. You DID NOT DESERVE THIS.
That kid is so sweet. Look at him with that kitty. It breaks my heart that he was so trusting and he was put at risk by everyone around him. They failed. I want him back.
She is so right when she says her brother and son cannot be blamed for trusting in a company that was apparently “expert”, no everyone has mechanical knowledge, submarines or whatsoever. Definitely the CEO was a narcissistic person who just saw people with the eyes of money and no safety at all. Unfortunately, its too late. Massive lesson for the rest of people who wants to go there not knowing the massive risk this involves. Prayers for the family.
Exactly, he was self-confident and had a way to be very convincing with his words and probably reassured everyone about sub's safety
Stockton was telling rich ppl this was safe and all that… this dad was so trusting and it sadly cost him the highest price imaginable. He didn’t even know the body was made of carbon fiber?! That’s just insane. Makes me think the ceo lead him to believe it was material way greater than that… the father and son were victims or a greedy, money hungry, titanic obsessed man who believed his own wild “innovated” aka cheap ideas 😡
Dawood group is one of the biggest businesses in Pakistan . Doing many charitable work in Pakistan
May God give them paradise for their charity work.
Both shazada and his son are in heaven together inshaallah ❤️ 💙 ♥️ very pious humble he has helped so many thousands off people through chairty
There is a book by Gavin de Becker called 'The Gift of Fear' which talks about your intuition and sensing danger. Suleman Dawood sensed this was a very dangerous adventure and did not want to go. He was only 19 yrs but had more sense than his 48 yr old father, Shahzada Dawood who wanted to 'bond' with his son on Father's Day with this wild adventure. However, Dawood Sr did not investigate the safety of this sub before putting his precious child in it. For all his billionaire money making savvy, he foolishly trusted a half baked vessel and put his kid in it. This was extremely foolish. He took his son away from his mother and sister and both died.
The sub Titan was janky engineering. At first we all thought this kind of craft was experimental and in the interest of science this was an unfortunate incident. Then after hearing James Cameron and Bob Ballard talk about descending down 7 miles in a safe sub, we all realized that the issue was not some freak accident but a very poor design and build for this to implode at 2.5 miles depth. There were multiple design flaws and we learn with increasing anger that Stockton Rush knew and ignored the advice and warnings given him.
The hull was made of laminated carbon fiber strands and epoxy glued to the Titanium end caps. The acrylic window was rated for 4,250 ft depth, and they went further to 13,200 ft. The hull was a barrel design not spherical. It was not tested out and not certified. Rush cut corners and paid with 5 lives. Carbon fiber shatters under compression load, metal bends.
This sub had done many dives so there was stress fatigue on those laminated materials, epoxy glue, barrel design, and acrylic porthole.
The year before, OceanGate executives had fired their director of marine operations, David Lochridge, after disagreeing with his demand for more rigorous safety checks on the submersible, including 'testing to prove its integrity'. A former Royal Navy marine engineer and ship's diver (in the UK), he was described by OceanGate as an 'expert in the field of submarine operations and rescue'. Lochridge wanted the company to carry out a scan of Titan's hull to 'detect potential flaws' rather than 'relying on acoustic monitoring' - which would only detect an issue 'milliseconds before an implosion'. He had several meetings in 2018 'regarding the quality control and safety of the Titan, particularly OceanGate's refusal to conduct critical, non-destructive testing of the experimental design of the hull'. During one meeting he discovered that the acrylic window was only built to a certified pressure of 4,250 feet (1,300 meters) - despite OceanGate intending to take passengers down to nearly 13,000 feet (4,000 meters). Lochridge also 'strongly encouraged that OceanGate utilize a classification agency, such as the American Bureau of Shipping, to inspect and certify the Titan'. OceanGate refused both requests, and stated it was unwilling to pay for a classification agency to inspect its experimental design. The pressure exerted on the vessel at 4000 meters is 6000 psi or 2 tons.
This billionaire Dawood Sr, spends half a million on a joy ride. He does not do his homework that all explorers must do. The homework of investigating the vessel, knowing what is involved. He puts his son's life in danger and essentially kills him. They signed a lot of waivers so Shahzada knew what he was doing. To call him a hero for not doing his homework and dragging his son into this unsafe vessel is lunacy. This is not heroic work. This is the dumbest thing a person can do. His sister going on TV and being melodramatic and acting like a tragic heroine is not going to change the fact that you have a spoiled rich man who took his spoiled rich kid, to a Disneyland type adventure to see the Titanic. He's never done any exploring, has no clue about dangerous situations and wanted a joy ride. He paid half a million which could have been put to much better use in poverty stricken Pakistan. He was selfish and spoiled and the only reason that Stockton Rush took these two is to make money for profit. They served no other purpose for Rush.
So stop deifying these two lost men, as they tend to do in India and Pakistan, and be realistic. They are gone. They did not suffer. It could have been much worse if they ran out of air and died in agony. They felt nothing. They vaporized in nano seconds. If I had to die, this would be my choice. Dawood Sr knew the risks. So did you. You did not stop your nephew from going. Blame yourself, not anyone else. When you want to play with the big boys, you need to grow up and be a big boy. Stop whining. The real heroes are the rescuers who risked their lives to fish out the salvage from 2.5 miles deep and spent tired hours looking for them in an ocean area the size of Connecticut, on the surface, mid ocean depth and the bottom - 3 surfaces.
Furthermore, the rescue operation cost millions that we taxpayers paid for. Are you going to reimburse us for the money we spent cleaning up the debris and searching for them? You should hang your head in shame for putting the world thru this expense at a time of recession, and better uses for this money. If you truly feel sorry for this mishap, pay back the US govt for searching for your family members in International waters where they did not have to go. France sent to ROVs to look for them and found the craft. Who is going to pay for this? We could have done so much good with this money for the rescue and the price of tickets. A ridiculous waste of time and money wasted on billionaires. We taxpayers paid for all this. Shameful.
Well said
You telling it like it is❗️
🙌🙌🙌👏👏👏👏
Government spend so much money on rescue operations because they are responsible for all this heck. Its government's responsibility to track down the illegalities and irregularities going on in the businesses they allow to run on their land.
@@quirkycuisine Then they should track it before it takes paying passengers because that is outright fraud and criminal negligence in the build and operation. But they did not. Also the act of diving took place in international waters outside the jurisdiction of Canada and the US.
Condolences to this lady and the rest of her family.
Chris- read this and tell me what you think, if you have the time.
If the submersible did implode at or near the bottom, and everything and everyone was pulverised by the pressure in a millisecond, then it truly is a bizzare circumstance for the men in the sub.
Its a bizarre situation because these people who were very interested in the Titanic, and who, in previous years were fascinated with its fate, and then later the discovery of the wreck and debris field are now in fact part of that wreck and debris field.
To have your actual physical being that enjoyed the books, movies and documentaries about the Titanic instantaneously be made part of that actual frozen landscape on a molecular level is nightmarish.
Child should not have been allowed on board that contraption
This is not what the Mother and wife said as they spoke with her on another channel !!! She said her son was excited to go ! In fact the Mother/wife said she was supposed to go on this with her Husband. But her son begged to go, so.. I'm believing the Mother over an Aunt/Sister that the family hadn't talked to in a while!!!
Yes it’s conflicting and just bizarre
@@miapia7229 Auntie wants the $$$$ 🤔
This is the definition of hero;
a person who is admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities.
Go figure
No one on that vessel are heroes. No, not one.
Heartbreaking 😢. Much strength to the family. 🙏🏾
This is so sad😢sending love to this family❤
Todas mis condolencias para esta familia que tanto ha perdido.
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