Page 3 - Dwayne Lewis News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

The formal public hearings into the capsizing of the Seacor Power continue on Wednesday. The second week of hearings will end on Friday, August 13.

Survivor of capsized lift boat details escape during hearing Only six people on board survived. including Lewis. He is one of two survivors slated to speak during the hearing. Share Updated: 6:18 PM CDT Aug 2, 2021 Associated Press Survivor of capsized lift boat details escape during hearing Only six people on board survived. including Lewis. He is one of two survivors slated to speak during the hearing. Share Updated: 6:18 PM CDT Aug 2, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript DAY OF TESTIMONY AS THE COAST GUARD BEGAN A TWO-WEEK HEARING TO LOOK DEEPER INT...

Survivor of capsized lift boat details escape during hearing “You’re just begging God to please calm the seas,” said survivor Dwayne Lewis. "You talk to your dead momma, and you tell her you’re not ready to see her.” Author: REBECCA SANTANA (AP) Updated: 7:18 PM CDT August 2, 2021 NEW ORLEANS — A man who was on a liftboat that capsized off the coast of Louisiana in April, killing 13 people on board, on Monday recalled how he hammered on a window with a fire extinguisher, was sucked into the sea by a wave and then prayed to God to calm the seas as he...

SEACOR Power survivor begged God to 'calm the seas' after being swept overboard “You can yell all you can but while you’re yelling you're swallowing water," he said, remembering being unable to hail rescue boats passing by him. Author: Mike McDaniel / Eyewitness News (WWL) Published: 4:34 PM CDT June 9, 2021 Updated: 4:54 PM CDT June 9, 2021 PORT FOURCHON, La. — Dwayne Lewis has a noticeable scar on his right pinky, a constant reminder of what happened to him April 13, the day the liftboat he was on, the Seacor Power, capsized in the Gulf ...

In lawsuit, survivor details moments when lift boat capsized • Associated Press • June 5, 2021   The capsized lift boat Seacor Power is seen seven miles off the coast of Louisiana in the Gulf of Mexico on April 18, 2021. (Gerald Herbert/AP) NEW ORLEANS — A man who was on a lift boat that capsized eight miles off the Louisiana coast in April was taking a nap when the boat flipped over, waking him up as his entire room flipped over on its side, according to a lawsuit that was filed by the man. Dwayne Lewis was one of the six people to survive when the the 175-foot Seacor Power ...