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Implosion would be a good way to go, said Titan sub victim before trip: Report - Vimarsana News

Implosion would be a good way to go, said Titan sub victim before trip: Report

Paul-Henri Nargeolet was a Titanic expert who died as one of the five persons after Titan sub imploded during its trip to explore Titanic wreck. | World News

Experienced explorer who died aboard the Titan sub was a widower and said a sub implosion would be 'a good way' to go, report says - Vimarsana News

Experienced explorer who died aboard the Titan sub was a widower and said a sub implosion would be 'a good way' to go, report says

Paul-Henri Nargeolet, who died on Titan, had told people a sub implosion would be a good way to die as it would be "instant," The New Yorker reported.

Source: yahoo.com
The Titan Submersible Implosion Was "an Accident Waiting to Happen" - Vimarsana News

The Titan Submersible Implosion Was "an Accident Waiting to Happen"

Interviews and e-mails with expedition leaders and employees reveal how OceanGate ignored desperate warnings from inside and outside the company. “It’s a lemon,” one wrote.

Boss of Titanic submarine 'misled passengers' to get them on board doomed expedition - Vimarsana News

Boss of Titanic submarine 'misled passengers' to get them on board doomed expedition

A group spearheaded by Titan submersible catastrophe victim Paul-Henri Nargeolet suggests that OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush misled the explorer in order to get the crew on the sub

OceanGate wasn't interested in tourism, charged $250K to fund research: source - Vimarsana News

OceanGate wasn't interested in tourism, charged $250K to fund research: source

OceanGate charged $250,000 per seat not because it's interested in tourism, but becuase its CEO Stockton Rush wanted to fund his research, according to a passenger that pulled out of the trip over safety concerns.

Source: nypost.com