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OceanGate could face a FEDERAL probe of 'negligent homicide' if Titanic Five aren't found alive - Vimarsana News

OceanGate could face a FEDERAL probe of 'negligent homicide' if Titanic Five aren't found alive

A ex-LA County prosecutor (left) says a 'combination' of governments is likely to investigate the tragedy in international waters, but the US is expected to lead the inquiry.

St. John's residents come to terms with grim new reality of Titanic Five's likely fate - Vimarsana News

St. John's residents come to terms with grim new reality of Titanic Five's likely fate

Residents in St. John's, Newfoundland are saying their prayers and 'coming to terms' with the grim reality that the Titan Five crew will likely not return alive, DailyMail.com can reveal.

Daughter of explorer in Titanic Five says she is comforted by fact he is in the place he loved most - Vimarsana News

Daughter of explorer in Titanic Five says she is comforted by fact he is in the place he loved most

The comments from Sidonie Nargeolet, the 39-year-old daughter of French explorer Paul-Henri Nargeolet, came shortly before debris from the missing Titan were discovered.

Tributes pour in for the crew of five men on board missing Titan sub when it imploded - Vimarsana News

Tributes pour in for the crew of five men on board missing Titan sub when it imploded

Two of the men onboard, Brit Hamish Harding and French explorer Paul-Henry Nargeolet had been members of the club and are to be remembered in the name of 'science and exploration'

Exactly what happened during Titanic five's final moments, revealed by former Navy doctor - Vimarsana News

Exactly what happened during Titanic five's final moments, revealed by former Navy doctor

Dr Dale Molé, ex-director of undersea medicine for the US Navy, told DailyMail.com their deaths would have been quick and painless, succumbing to the extraordinary force of the ocean.