2024-03-02 08:10:17
The OceanGate company’s Titan submarine sank with five people on board, including the company’s CEO, Stockton Rush, and four tourists. Almost 9 months later, a shocking audio recorded minutes before the implosion has been revealed, in the trailer of the documentary “The Titan Sub Disaster: Minute by Minute”, which will premiere between March 5 and 6 on American television.
The Canadian military reported a series of bangs coming from the Titan every 30 minutes, minutes before the implosion, leading to speculation that a passenger was responding to a lack of oxygen. The Coast Guard also recovered sounds coming from the Titan, which are believed to have been the result of the submarine’s implosion.
In the documentary “The Titan Sub Disaster: Minute by Minute”, CBC journalists, researchers and rescuers will tell how the tragedy was experienced from minute zero. Ryan Ramsey, a Navy submarine specialist, described the sound as “rhythmic” and “really unusual,” which initially gave the search team hope.
The metallic remains of the Titan were removed from the seabed for a long process of analysis. The victims’ families are still searching for answers about what really happened in the depths of the ocean, and they continue in a constant fight in search of justice.
The documentary focuses on the events surrounding the submarine disaster and the search for answers by survivors and victims’ families. It is hoped it will shed light on the circumstances that led to the shipwreck and the lessons that can be drawn to prevent future underwater tragedies.
The trailer has generated great anticipation among the public, with many hoping to learn more about this tragic incident and its aftermath. The premiere of the documentary will be an opportunity to delve deeper into one of the most shocking maritime tragedies of recent times.