Titanic sub CEO claimed "it was safer than crossing the street"
The internet has blown with Titanic sub accident that took place and killed every passenger in it.
Touristic titanic submarine has went missing and was found unfortunately with some heartbreaking news. The internet has exploded with the news and rumors while the accident took place. After the accident some details started to merge now. Text messages emerged in which the CEO of OceanGate tried to persuade an investor from Las Vegas, USA, to take a trip to the Titanic with the company's deadly marine observation craft for a discounted fee, making alarming claims about how safe it was.
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Las Vegas investor Jay Bloom revealed in a Facebook post that the company's CEO and founder, Stockton Rush, had turned down an offer to reserve him a seat on the Titan marine observatory due to safety concerns.
In her post, Bloom shared screenshots of messages he and Rush had exchanged a few months before the fatal trip. Sean also was considering the trip with his son. The investor wrote: I voiced my safety concerns and Stockton told me, 'It's obviously a risk, but it's much safer than flying in a helicopter or even scuba diving'. Bloom tells Rush in text messages that her son is worried about "silly" dangers, such as a giant squid or whale attacking marine observation craft.
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