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Volunteers continue search for missing crew KATC and last updated 2021-04-26 09:25:50-04 The United Cajun Navy and a number of volunteers launched boats this morning to continue searching for the missing men of the Seacor Power lift boat. Dozens showed up this morning to continue the search by boat, airboat, on foot, and drones. A plane is scheduled to fly over the area later today. Volunteers are launching boats from the Harbor Light Marina Cocodrie; the address is 8239 LA 56 Chauvin, La 70344. During a video that was posted Facebook, Scott Daspit, father of Dylan Daspit, said there was...

Benefit held for families of missing lift boat crewmen Dylan Daspit, Jay Guevara A benefit was held Saturday for Jay Guevara and Dylan Daspit, two crew members and best friends who were on board the Seacor Power lift boat when it capsized south of Port Fourchon on Tuesday, April 13. (Source: KATC-TV) By KATC News | April 25, 2021 at 1:25 PM CDT - Updated April 25 at 1:35 PM Youngsville, La. (WVUE) -A benefit was held Saturday for Jay Guevara and Dylan Daspit, two crew members and best friends who were on board the Seacor Power lift boat when it capsized south of Port Fourchon on Tuesday...

New Orleans — The offshore oil industry boat that overturned in a deadly Gulf of Mexico disaster last week was ordered to sea in dangerous conditions by an energy company that put “money over safety,” a pair of $25 million lawsuits assert. The lawsuits were filed in Texas state court in Houston by a lawyer for Hannah Daspit and Krista Vercher, both of Louisiana. Daspit's husband, Dylan Daspit, and Vercher's fiance, Jay Guevara, were among the 19 people working on the boat when it overturned in stormy weather April 13. Six people were rescued, and six bodies had been recovered and identi...

Washington Examiner’s request for comment. The vessel capsized off the southern coast of Louisiana on April 13 after winds reached speeds of 70 to 80 miles an hour. Six people were rescued, and authorities have confirmed that six people were killed in the incident. The Coast Guard suspended the search for the vessel on April 19, after a 175-hour search of over 9,200 nautical miles. After the search was suspended, Capt. Will Watson, the commander of Coast Guard Sector New Orleans, thanked everyone who had assisted with the rescue effort and extended his condolences to the families and frie...

Kevin McGill The Associated Press NEW ORLEANS — The boat that overturned in a Gulf of Mexico disaster that left six people dead last week was ordered to sea in dangerous conditions by an energy company that put “money over safety,” a pair of $25 million lawsuits assert.  The lawsuits were filed in Texas state court in Houston by a lawyer for Hannah Daspit and Krista Vercher, both of Louisiana. Daspit’s husband, Dylan Daspit, and Vercher’s fiance, Jay Guevara, were among the 19 people working on the boat when it overturned in stormy weather April 13.   Six people were rescued...