Cheers

Struggling to understand how this could have happened, they were in a port moored near other vessels, its must be human error like Zeebrugge

they were anchored and there were massive water spouts that appeared and basically ripped the boat apart

so hard to believe never heard of a water spout before, a freak accident I guess

My God think my cruising days are over

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08...4288049351.jpg

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...h-italian.html

The 5th body is Mike Lynch

But his daughter
is the one dead body not found yet, sadly

There have been a lot of horrible tragic deaths lately.

That arson fire killing a whole family.

That guy who was murdered when someone wanted to steal his van.

Jay Slater

Those children stabbed to death.

And these vachy deaths.

That's why I treasure every day. I never take life for granted.

An Expert Captain
Speaking
from Gibraltar on SkyNewsHD

Said it was very wrong
to have all those 6 in the cabins below.

While a Storm is going on
all should be upstairs

They now have the Daughters body
from the sunken boat

So all 6 dead bodies have now been recovered.

my mates grandma died also, add her to the list.

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08...4414534501.jpg

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...nah-lynch.html

If only she stayed upstairs

5 bodies were found in one cabin, and one in another cabin all in the same side it appears they moved once the ship lurched but I guess couldn't get up top ...so tragic

Once the boat went on it's side, they couldn't get to the door. Also, the disorientation that people get when something tips up under water would make it next to impossible to get out

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08...4655672956.jpg


[Italian prosecutors have begun
an official investigation of James Cutfield, captain
of the superyacht belonging to
British tech magnate
Mike Lynch that sank off Sicily last week,
killing its owner and six others,
Italian media is reporting.
Being placed under investigation in Italy
does not imply guilt and does not mean
formal charges will necessarily follow.
A 51-year old New Zealand national,
Cutfield is being investigated for
manslaughter and shipwreck,
the dailies La Repubblica and Corriere
della Sera said.
While the yacht had been hit by a
very sudden meteorological event,
it was plausible that crimes of
multiple manslaughter and causing a
shipwreck through negligence had
been committed,
the head of the public prosecutor's
office of Termini Imerese,
Ambrogio Cartosio, said on Saturday.]



https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ces-probe.html