“The aft dome, aft ring, remnants of the hull and carbon fiber debris” are visible, according to the US Coast Guard.
Earlier this week, OceanGate’s former operations director told the panel that the corporation was solely concerned with making money and that the sub was a major danger.
Additionally, David Lochridge gave Stockton Rush, the company’s founder, a bad reputation by claiming he would “fly off the handle” and had a “total disregard for safety”.
He claimed that during one episode, Mr. Rush hurled the PlayStation controller used to operate the vehicle at his head and smashed the sub into a wreck.
The US Coast Guard reports that “the aft dome, aft ring, remnants of the hull, and carbon fiber debris” are visible.
The panel was informed earlier this week by OceanGate’s former head of operations that the company was just interested in turning a profit and that the subposed a serious risk.
Furthermore, Stockton Rush, the company’s creator, gained a negative reputation from David Lochridge’s accusations that he would “fly off the handle” and show “total disregard for safety.”.
He said that on one occasion, Mr. Rush threw the vehicle’s PlayStation controller at his head, smashing the sub into a shambles.
