And hope is fading for a hundred men still missing. bbc news on the day after the floating hotel keeled over and sank in dreadful weather. one of the men missing that night was cleator moor man keith hunter, whose body has never been found. fenced in beside the town hall is the only memorial to keith and four others, a poignant place for one of his sons, wayne. it s like a headstone that was obviously we never retrieved our dad. so i go at least once a year. i definitely missed the father in my life. you have no one to turn to. a troubled adolescence, wayne tried to bury the memories of what had happened. butjust last year, a meeting with norwegian relatives of victims kindled a sense that he had to try to find justice, however painful. many sleepless nights, and i m still having sleepless nights now. it s just wrong in so many ways of how there was no follow up with with families. the sea king helicopterfrom raf
Of what had happened. butjust last year, a meeting with norwegian relatives of keelin victims kindled a sense that he had to try to find justice, however painful. many sleepless nights, and i m still having sleepless nights now. it s just wrong in so many ways of how there was no follow up with with families. the sea king helicopterfrom raf boomer in northumberland was the first to be called just 110 minutes after the accident. despite a rescue operation, including the raf, only 89 men survived. it s a tragedy that has echoed down through the generations. that experience of trauma is all too familiar for the man who s organised families to come together to fight for the full truth. there was a study made in 2005 showing that 37% of the survivors still suffered from severe psychological damages. fighting for facts is a very important element in the healing process for these these traumas that
Many sleepless nights, and i m still having sleepless nights now. it s just wrong in so many ways of how there was no follow up with with families. the sea king helicopterfrom raf boomer in northumberland was the first to be called just a0 minutes after the accident. despite a rescue operation, including the raf, only 89 men survived. it s a tragedy that has echoed down through the generations. that experience of trauma is all too familiar for the man who s organised families to come together to fight for the full truth. there was a study made in 2005 showing that 37% of the survivors still suffered from severe psychological damages. fighting for facts is a very important element in the healing process for these these traumas that people are experiencing. survivors and relatives dispute the findings of a 1980s inquiry into the disaster that was held behind closed doors. and the kielland network has invited british families to norway to increase the pressure with activity and network in