In a press briefing on Thursday afternoon, US Coast Guard Rear Admiral John Mauger said a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) discovered the tail cone of the Titan submersible about half a kilometre from the bow of the Titanic on the sea floor.
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interview with the dawood s oldest sister, remember, that is the british pakistani businessman, his 19-year-old son on board, and tragic to listen to how she s reacting. she says she s particularly close with suleman, the 19-year-old, and he, according to her didn t want to go on the submarine. he did it because it was father s day, that his father was obsessed. the father was absolutely obsessed with the titanic from the time that he was a young man, and so his 19-year-old son, according to shahzada s oldest sister went with him, and they are among those lost also. the ceo, stockton rush of oceangatings as well as british billionaire, hammish harding. and paul-henri nargeolet.
diligent, both oceangate and the submersible itself. by last summer, that sub had been known a number of times. it has proven itself, and so, you know, of course there s risks, but we were, you know, we were reasonably comfortable that we were going to be okay. reporter: he said it was the trip of a lifetime. it was spectacular, and we shared the news with him about a debris field being detected and he was heartbroken, and very very upset. and that s the reaction that you re going to see here. we are right next to the headquarters of the company, the shipping company that took the submersible out there and launched it. they have been maintaining a crisis center here. we spoke to the ceo yesterday. they have a crew of about 17 on a ship out there, and it s going to be heading back, if in fact, this debris field news is what it suggested it might be. colin taylor said he was very concerned about the most ominous thing he heard was the fact that they lost communications after an hour an