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KGO ABC July 5, 2024 - Vimarsana News

KGO ABC July 5, 2024

five people on their way to explore the titanic. new questions about the sub's safety, the warning signs. the ceo among the victims describing the sub's plexiglass windows 7 inches thick squeezing in under pressure. oceanographer robert ballard who discovered the wreckage of the titanic describing what he calls a smoking gun. tonight we're learning more about the push to book passengers. a businessman revealing text messages offering seats for him and his son at a discount price. and word late today the ntsb will now join the investigation. gio benitez on what authorities have now ...

Billionaire to Take $20 Million Sub to Titanic After OceanGate Implosion - Vimarsana News

Billionaire to Take $20 Million Sub to Titanic After OceanGate Implosion

A billionaire from Ohio plans to take a $20 million sub to visit the ill-fated Titanic as a means to prove that the industry is now safe.

Meet Sean Bloom: A young Las Vegas tycoon. - Vimarsana News

Meet Sean Bloom: A young Las Vegas tycoon.

Meet Sean Bloom: A young Las Vegas tycoon.

OceanGate CEO created a 'mouse trap for billionaires,' friend says - Vimarsana News

OceanGate CEO created a 'mouse trap for billionaires,' friend says

Karl Stanley, a close friend of Stockton Rush, suggested that the OceanGate CEO had a "death wish" that made him carelessly risk the lives of his passengers to go down in history.

Source: nypost.com
OceanGate deletes all social media accounts in apparent bid to vanish from the web - Vimarsana News

OceanGate deletes all social media accounts in apparent bid to vanish from the web

The firm behind the submersible which suffered a "catastrophic implosion" on a voyage to the wreckage of the Titanic appears to have removed as many traces of itself from the internet as it could