Bayesian superyacht captain ‘investigated for manslaughter’ after tragic sinking

[@MrG77]

Very strange indeed . 15 live including his wife, but the owner and his daughter dont. What was the captain and staff doing. They were anchored in somewhat of shelter in the bay. If they knew a storm was coming staff should have everyone ready ,hatches closed ,life vests nearby, raft prepared etc. Ok its easy for me to say this sitting here because i wasnt there and dont know the circumstances but something smells fishy to me. And i just read the owners partner died 2 weeks ago aswell. R.I.P to all those poor souls.🙏

[@intrax2tv]

Two days! I can smell fish from a long distance... Too many 'coincidences'!

[@rolacook222]

Pure babble! This is what we know without being there?! There was no sense of urgency by anyone for the impending weather. The yacht was not properly positioned, hatches were not battened down and secured, keel ballast was not extended, passengers were not topside with life vests on? The captain does bear tremendous responsibility for not having been prepared as best as was possible? He absolutely failed to have the passengers prepared or off the ship, that much we do know and that is enough! There isn’t anything more to know.

[@michaelstopher3138]

Yes. Your're absolutely right, but, in fairness to the captain, never in his wildest fantasy did he think that what did happen to that boat was likely in a million years. Passengers on the Titanic, when told to get into the lifeboats were thinking, What for? and Will we be back for breakfast? I can guarantee you that the people who died would have been woken up by the wind and then just turned over and buried their face in a pillow and chuckled to themselves and thought, Well I'm not getting my knickers in a twist, let alone getting out of this comfy bed just because the winds picked up a bit. Thats what happened. Its called Horribly Bad Luck.

[@rolacook222]

@@michaelstopher3138 So sad, can’t bring back. Best / R👍🏻

[@porschecarreras992cabriole8]

@@michaelstopher3138bad luck😮😮. The passengers don’t know the limits of the vessel and are not skippers but guests that expect to be safe not to die! Bad luck??

[@johnriesinger]

@porschecarreras992cabriole8 I totally agree with your assessment. Being that the captain is responsible for his primaries. The vessel was built by parini navi. This boat was built to float with two flooded compartments. Not to mention all the latest engineering and technology. And perini navi. Was not responsible for the captain who chose to anchor where he chose. Nor are they responsible. For the lack of the captain's preparedness. I totally agree. The captain is the reason. Not this exquisite, beautiful, and gracious yacht.

[@rolacook222]

@@johnriesinger Best!👍🏻R

[@porschecarreras992cabriole8]

The Costa Concordia captain ended 15 years in prison and he is still there. He also abandoned ship before anyone else😔

[@elenagiacobbe6203]

Come Schettino

[@marvinyo5]

Captain is responsible for everyone no matter what happens they are the last one off the ship.

[@benjones8476]

Responsible yes, but they do not have an obligation to die if others cannot be saved

[@michaelmather7352]

If the yacht was knocked down on its side nobody that was on deck would be able to stay and would find themselves probably in the water

[@jake751]

It's not a ship It's a yacht

[@DJDAVINCI]

Not in Italy.

[@mvl6827]

@@michaelmather7352but how come those that were on the deck didn't warn people further down? Especially the captain.?

[@GulfCoastJohnny]

Keel down? Bow to storm? All sails lashed? All hatches and bulkheads battened? Kiwi: “No.”

[@williamfarmer3841]

Questions that should be answered by now.

[@donatass.4699]

This boat apparently has 40-45 degree down flooding angle. This is probably the most important aspect of this tragedy. I think captain did most of procedures right, but could have done more, considering this luxury boat was highly sinkable.

[@ThirstysURL]

I guess global warming is an increasing challenge the captain would've gotten away with in the past. Not with the new updraft strength apparently... Maybe the ship wasn't tested to these levels of updraft powers

[@HajizarifRastagar]

ه😅ه۴❤❤😂😂ع​@@donatass.4699

[@GulfCoastJohnny]

@@ThirstysURL climate warming got the dinosaurs…

[@johnpawlowski836]

No matter how expensive or technically advanced the ship was , it still had to be monitored at night just in case of fire , storm, or technical emergencies , so once the news of an impending storm was received , the captain should have been on the bridge ready to take whatever action was needed to safeguard the lives of his passengers and crew, and for the protection of his ship, plus he will would have steered the ship into or closer to a safe harbour .

[@intrax2tv]

Too many 'coincidences' here! Somebody wanted Lynch&co gone....

[@nicoladelglyn8835]

He was and he did within minutes the boat had heeled 20 degrees as all crew were securing loose equipment/furniture etc... within a further few minutes the boat heeled and went under - those on the deck where thrown over board sustaining serious injury - witness statements

[@AnthonyTobyEllenor-pi4jq]

When the crew save themselves but the passengers die, it's always dodgy

[@woodenseagull1899]

The Captain of the Concorder comes to mind!

[@CP-tm7be]

Not necessarily. The crew are always the ones up, making sure crap is secured, tied-down, the sails correct, or at the helm, while the passengers are "safely" tucked away in their rooms, usually way below deck. I wonder if anyone knew the severity of the coming storm. If so, then the captain should for sure have brought them into a marina. But you never know - the customer is always right, especially if they're billionaires - he may have insisted they stay out. Too early to say.

[@birdstwin1186]

Not unless the crew were all topside....think beyond headlines.

[@KM-iu1ls]

In that situation it’s every man for himself.

[@ancaprodan3685]

The crew was on deck securing pillows and was thrown overboard.

[@manichairdo9265]

What a beautiful tribute to those who lost their lives. ❤

[@c1b8]

THIS WAS MURDER HOW CAN A EXPERIENCED CAPTAIN HAVE A YACHT IN OPEN OCEAN OUT THERE THE YACHT SHOULD HAVE BEEN DOCKED UP NOT OUT IN OPEN OCEAN AN PLUS THERES OTHER FACTORS LIKE SIDE DOORS OR SOMETHING THAT WAS OPEN THIS WAS UNBELIEVABLE AN DEFINITELY MURDER

[@fatmanjiji]

God rest those poor souls.

[@Mysticalmagiccastle]

Tragic! RIP. 😥💐💙

[@barbarabof]

Is it a coincidence that his partner was killed a week before, there were a lot of debts and shady dealings, perhaps fate

[@jeeves_uk]

Fate had nothing to do with it, look towards those in the shadows.

[@elisabethschwartz160]

He was killed 48 hours before!

[@Miguel195211]

Nothing suspicious here. Completely different scenarios.

[@jeeves_uk]

@@Miguel195211 the circumstances are different but still a little convenient on the timing...

[@moshebenamram6020]

Foul play?????? Not necessarily him, but very possible foul play

[@AlexanderMontgomery-g9h]

In the Maritime Law the decision to abandon the ship is made by the Captain. In this specific case the Captain amongst other crucial mistakes left the ship to rescue himself only. I am repeating the crew should be retained by the police in Italy until the conclusion of the investigation. The family of Mr. Lynch including the families of his guests have been destroyed completely. The Perini Navy shipyard produces only seaworthy and unsinkable ships. I entirely agree with the statement of Giovani Costantino CEO of The Italian Sea Group.

[@biscuitandme4119]

Other people on the boat said he helped them. He didn't just dive in and swim to shore and head for the bar. If the boat in underwater should he then dive into the submerged cabins?

[@pugscaniche7866]

Seems a reoccurring matter with ships captain to abandon they vaisselle sadly for the clients 😢

[@jake751]

Jesus christ let's wait for the outcome instead of making it all up.

[@Man_fay_the_Bru]

Who cares, there’s far more important news happening …like us not being allowed to talk about trouble that’s happening DAILY

[@i_kissed_a_pixie1537]

Are you saying you don't care? This issue matters to many of us. Unlawful killings naturally draw significant interest. People's concerns are varied.

[@naomipurdy7045]

💯

[@Miguel195211]

Those blaming the captain and the crew need to wait until the formal investigation is complete. One simple reason why the deceased passengers weren’t rescued is because the boat flooded rapidly and the crew couldn’t get to them or / and were thrown overboard by the strong winds plus water.

[@mvl6827]

One simple question: the storm didn't come out of the blue. Why did the captain not take precautions?

[@Saleca]

Yes the only reason i would assume its not manslaughter would be if the passengers were refusing to go to the designated emergency areas and the yatch couldn't go to a port for some reason.

[@alanhumberstone9989]

I think it’s a standard thing in Italy where there is a death in an accident.

[@roumenbojilov2461]

Investigated??? Captain & Crew alive and passengers dead. The yacht sunk capsizing on starboard and all passengers died locked in cabins on portside. No tender no liferaft. Those are professional killers! What Investigation, what force mageour???

[@robertmoreland2638]

The super yacht set off distress flairs 20 minutes before it sunk yet they didn’t have time to close the hatches or call everyone to muster. Absolute lies and cover up. 🤔

[@katedavidson8434]

The distress flares were fired from the liferaft?

[@robertmoreland2638]

@@katedavidson8434 It was dismasted. First lie. All the hatches and doors were open. Divers couldn’t gain entry because the hatches and doors were shut. How many more lies are we expected to believe. Total coverup. 👍

[@stephenguppy7882]

I was wondering whether the Captain did a 'Teddy Kennedy'.......

[@Caocao8888]

I can hear the Captain now: “Porca miseria!!!”

[@woodenseagull1899]

There is so much speculation. I am amazed that an ICEBERG hasn't been considered for the yacht sinking ?.

[@CraigWeir-q5v]

Oh you're one of these woke , conspiracy theorists . People like you are weirdos .

[@andrewnorris5415]

The Bayesian was also listed as "unsinkable" and multiple sep bulkheads had to flood for it to go down. It's down confirmed it was not waterspout (water tornado) - it was a downburst which is usually harmful to aircraft, much likely to affect ships. Multiple other vessels in the area did not sink despite this one supposed to be safer. So no wonder there is an investigation. Who opened the bulk head doors? As there was no iceberg to puncture them. Bayesian also went down very quickly!

[@naomipurdy7045]

😂

[@AlainDupet]

Was it mechanical failure or human error❓👥

[@miracles-f2o]

Its all EXTREMELY EXTREMELY sad. 😢😢😢❤ Heartbreaking ❤

[@mouradmemmi5347]

The Sun paper crap as usual what a scandal, they don't even know the location of Sicily saying norh of Italy instead of south of Italy what a fu....ng imbaracemrnt.

[@CraigWeir-q5v]

Whats an ''imbaracemrnt.'' Do you mean an embarrassment ? How embarrassing for you hahahahahah

[@margaretkirkland8965]

🤭The sun alway point in wrond direction (years of bias printing)🙄

[@danbirch3246]

I wonder if the crew had been adequately trained for these circumstances, which, with the storm brewing, are an emergency situation, and Hatches should be automatically closed down. I’m sorry for the losses.

[@dggg4403]

Captain.......he couldn't captain a canue...

[@jake751]

Canoe 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@CraigWeir-q5v]

WTF is a Canue hahahhahahaha and 3 other idiots LIKED this hahahahhahaha

[@Spacedog79]

Why do we have CCTV of the ship floating in bad weather but not of it capsizing? I'd have thought that was vital to confirm the boat was not deliberately sunk.

[@oliviersins3930]

How course the Italians are protecting the Italian shipyard, and trying to make the crew guilty. But if this boat is claimed as unsinkable by the builder why it stinked and the other boats not ? The true is the Design is so extreme (retractable keel), that comes to tricky situation when the accident can happen rapidly. Finally the Design of this boat was not safe enough. Similar as for a plane: there are at least 2 safety loops. Here : 0, moreover it was a dangerous boat. Italians should not be in charge of the investigation

[@brandonmcheyenehoward1077]

When they lift the vessel the Captains statements will either be corroborated or they won’t. Water got in somehow, and I fear some of the guests got up when the storm was building and made there way from the guest quarters leaving open the water right doors that the crew would have to have ensured we’re closed as soon as someone passed through. Perhaps the guests weren’t warned, and too few crew on watch, but too early to know. Unusual for any crew on a high value yacht to make mistakes that would not have safeguarded the vessel when they anchored off port for the storm. With such a high mast, and having faced storms many times before, when guests are not 9n board they would have know the drills. But I guess we all make mistakes even when we thought we ticked all the boxes. This seems like a one in a billion event. Maybe the sea did swallow it up. The fact the power went out so soon when it first keeled suggests water got onboard at that time somehow or maybe the force on the mast tore a hole in outer skin of the ship down below. The sea is so serene at times one forgets just how powerful it’s volume is when the weather stirs it up 🤢

[@philosophyofvalue8506]

Why was the yacht designed with deep stair wells in the side decks which would allow tons of water into the saloon when heeling at a moderate angles with the deck under water that often happens when sailing hard?

[@boshraabed6220]

So sad to see the pictures of victims 😢 specially the young girl 🥲

[@paul995]

How about we stop allowing companies to call things unsinkable? Delusional

[@TheKatyPB]

Yeah, there was no warning. That was terrible negligence.

[@Derelflint]

A boat that the designers said was built to be unsinkable, hmm, where have I heard that before? 😅

[@JoshuaKalsaki]

Any responsible captain 🧑‍✈️ of this super yacht 🛥️ would know to read the sighns when grey white clouds turn very dark black and the temperature drops rapidly is a storm coming why did he not know this common ground knowledge so simple to take action straight away an lift anchor ⚓️ then bring this super yacht into harbour straight away before any tornado 🌪️ funnel strikes the super yacht common sense tells you so captain 🧑‍✈️ should have know better I would never go on suck a flimsy death trap super yacht I knew would sink I been on a four million pound yacht 🛥️ in Greek islands similar to this one and I tell you all every one would sink the same way as this super watch that has sunk thy are all death traps flimsy crappy yachts 🛥️ top heavy sail not the best design all ways snap off an cause the yacht to sink instantly I would never trust any yacht any where in the would an I would not trust an incompetent captain 🧑‍✈️ an staff members I believe they should all be charged with incompetence 😮😅😅😢😢😂😂😂an manslaughter charges the captain 🧑‍✈️ had a duty and staff to protect all staff and passengers on bored of super yatcht

[@julianmorris9951]

Rich people die”we must have full investigation “ Poor people die, “pass the salt”

[@jyotijetley1013]

May all the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace and Jesus give the bereaved families the strength & courage to bear this tragic loss🙏

[@dianamincher6479]

The boat sank between 3.50 and 4.o6am = 16 minutes?

[@terryb4547]

Somebody as to be found guilty and put in prison, or the insurance won't pay out, on an act of God disaster 😮

[@patriciaclark6171]

So utterly preventable if these accusations are true 😢

[@kristoffarrell6899]

Investigation is not same as charged and charged is no same as found guilty. So lets see

[@Oldskoolraver-OG]

2024s captains don't go down with the ships they get on the first rescue boat .. seriously tho this could be a fault as simple as a guest opened doors just before it hit

[@VladTheInhaler121]

No way is this legit it absolutely stinks! 👃 🐠🐟

[@peteryyz43]

Ironically, Bayesian thinking could have prevented the Bayesian sinking.

[@chongxina8288]

I heard it was hit by a water spout or something. The real rich and powerful can do stuff like that.

[@B1gLe0]

Scapegoat!

[@earlr9381]

@02:03 Why were some some passengers left behind and others were saved ? Answer: Probable because they were asleep and the others were awake. A storm hits the boat and water in your face and you can remain asleep. Who are these people !!

[@jake751]

Depends how much alcohol was consumed by the passengers.

[@earlr9381]

@@jake751 Mike & his 18 yo daughter were not in that category of alcohol consumption.

[@teresaspensley5640]

RIP to all😢

[@knowledgeandmultiskilled]

It is the boat builder who should also be investigated, for manslaughter as well. The boat the captain was driving did not have the ability to redirect water off of it, and this is the reason why those 7 people drowned with the sinking boat. Regarding myself I would never be on a boat all day, and night if it does not have the ability to redirect water off of it. Redirecting water is not the captain's responsibility. It is the boat builder's responsibility, and whoever this person is failed to do it! I know it is possible, for a boater to be in bad weather on a boat, and on water, but as long as a boat is not prepared to be on water then it can sink!!!

[@robinwalsh9542]

stop talking bull

[@bayam9718]

@knowledgeandm...C'est quoi la redirection de l'eau ?

[@knowledgeandmultiskilled]

@@bayam9718 La redirection de l'eau consiste à rejeter l'eau d'un bateau après qu'il soit entré dans l'eau, et cela peut être réalisé de différentes manières. Il n'a jamais été prudent pour le bateau coulé dont on a parlé aux informations d'être sur l'eau. Parce que le bateau coulé n'a jamais eu la capacité de rediriger correctement l'eau hors de lui.

[@JimLem]

Are you involved in the investigation? I didn't think so. Just as well too, by the sounds of it.

[@nlomas]

Was it not mentioned that people were sleeping on deck and all the windows were open. As far as i know this wasn't a frak storm, it was forcast so therefore questions are raised about why the boat wasn't prepped.

[@cliffward6274]

That wasn't no accident somebody had a hit out on them and the rest is collateral damage

[@MrPunt7]

Can he control the weather? 😮

[@tomsmith6882]

He isn’t going down for manslaughter unless it’s shown he didn’t give clear instructions to someone else to do their job and secure the stern, either that evening, or as a standing order + the crew wouldn’t reasonably be expected ti know professionally to secure the stern in that weather. They will get hit with manslaughter instead. It’s not his criminal liability simply because he was captain when an illegally bad set of choices were made on the boat, it needs to be causally linked to his action or inaction

[@freedomofspeech766]

Don't they have loudspeakers to warn the ones below in the cabin? Or some kind of alarm system that blasts to wake them all up immediately ... that would have made sense as they could get out the cabin and up the stairs in seconds flat. I'm a deep sleeper but if someone's car alarm goes off during the night, I wake up straight away.

[@tarot-karma-online]

Was Doors locked?

[@kas7854]

Dont think so

[@PhilipFly11]

No, all hatches should have been battened down, shut, to keep the yacht water tight. The captain and crew did not appreciate the severity of the weather and the risk of the yacht being knocked down and capsizing. The captain and the crew left the doors open while they were fussing about and trying to save loose upholstery and decorations.

[@PhilipFly11]

The crew were on deck but did not want wake up the guests with a warning that they should all be on deck with their life vests on because yacht owners do not spend £20M on a yacht to have bragging rights of the ‘tallest mast’ and then have their guests told that the yacht might be about to flip over and sink to the bottom of the sea in just a few minutes.

[@jake751]

​@@PhilipFly11JACKANORY

[@monkeyboy8424]

Let's hope the UK maritime investigators are more competent than the bumbling buffoons at the UK Civil Aviation Authority.

[@paulinemckinnon3462]

Whilst it’s lovely to have wreaths laid for those who lost their lives, may they rest in peace, but can we stop putting things into the sea that will harm sea life. Those things have woven wires in that will be seriously harmful to sea life. Lay them on the promenade or create an area where people can gather and remember and leave wreaths and flowers safely. It’s the same with balloons. People need to stop.

[@mvl6827]

@@paulinemckinnon3462 balloons should be banned, and often are in certain places.

[@brianwebb191]

That sounds about right for the Italion Corrupt System ? Never trust an ITIE,

[@richardpernici8620]

Surtout que l'équipage était anglo saxon, capitaine néo zed! c'est vous qui étes corrompu

[@j.k5870]

For sure yacht was insured

[@peteraudley5628]

Was this a robert maxwell moment !? 😢

[@JBroMCMXCI]

He jumped ship on the only life raft while everyone on board was sleeping, unaware of the danger they were in.

[@EspressoBaby]

So the captain and crew survived, and left the passengers trapped like drowning rats on the yacht to die? While they secured for themselves a life raft to take them to safety? 🤯 Oh the shame!

[@jake751]

They saved who they could. I wouldn't give my life for a dodgy billionaire.

[@EspressoBaby]

@@jake751 Hmmmm. I am not giving the captain and crew the same benefit of the doubt. Nor do I think the truth will ever be known. At least on this side of eternity.

[@CraigWeir-q5v]

@@jake751 Were you there ? If not , keep the nonsense to yourself.

[@user-dp8ol4jo4o]

This is what happens when you are a crook

[@anybodyhandle]

For me is crime - but whatever is not bring death to life 😮😢😢

[@CraigWeir-q5v]

WTF are you even trying to say ..... muppet

[@user-ln8hp4vt5z]

The Captain is Responsible for the Safety of everyone on board the Vessel he is Captain of. Zero Tolerance for this Pathetic Incompetence.

[@jake751]

You Don't even know the circumstances. Some did survive so maybe the ones who died were to far away.

[@user-ln8hp4vt5z]

@@jake751 and your Pathetic Ignorance Continues. How Pathetically Ignorant. All anyone needs to Know is it is the Captain’s Responsibility to Ensure the Safety of everyone on the Vessel he is Captain of. What is it you don’t understand? Thank you for your Opinionated reply.

[@pennystapley50]

You don’t need all those capital letters

[@user-ln8hp4vt5z]

@@pennystapley50 and you don’t need to be so petty. Thank you for your reply.

[@williamfarmer3841]

The only one who stands to gain is the owner of the yacht. Mike's wife. I'd like to know how she survived?

[@williamfarmer3841]

@@Dean-o4d The question I'd like to know is "Was the back cargo door open and if so who opened it, and when was it opened"?

[@Miguel195211]

Are you suggesting this woman had a hand in killing her husband and her 18 year old daughter?

[@williamfarmer3841]

@@Miguel195211 She's the only one that stands to gain.

[@williamfarmer3841]

@@Scum555 HP won a civil lawsuit with Mike and his partner Christopher who died a week earlier for 40 mil. or so but never had resolution. They had nothing to gain.

[@williamfarmer3841]

@@Scum555 A civil lawsuit was won earlier by HP although they never received compensation. That last trial was a criminal trial.

[@MMAproAtGOLF]

Yeah blame the captain not the other thing

[@AlexanderMontgomery-g9h]

"THE SAILING YACHT BAYESIAN HAS BEEN CAPSIZED BECAUSE, (1) IT WAS ANCHORED IN OPEN WATER (NO FLEXIBILITY IN THE STORM WEATHER) AND (2) THE KEEL IT WAS NOT COMPLETELY OUT (LOSING BALANCE IN THE STORM WEATHER)"

[@CyberWorld-y5d]

Investigated only because the owner is a billionaire. Airliner goes down and it takes years if anything is actually done !!

[@ajwatson9974]

The reality is they’re all dead even if he was to be found guilty?

[@mdakilurrahman2384]

Godzilla 😅

[@michellejohnson3867]

Well, I guess they've got to have a scapegoat to blame, haven't they? Thought it was bad weather that sunk the boat not the people staff on board so what...act of God?

[@marksheppard9880]

VERY TITANIC. 😮😮

[@shivvWhore]

Like it wasn't obviously Black Rock that did this? Get real, the captain was a victim.

[@mvl6827]

@@shivvWhore a victim of his own incompetence...

[@glenwood5718]

did they have life jackets and ready to go.

[@Ryanjoned163]

I eat crayons 🖍

[@kristennoelle9447]

You're quite the character Ryan😏but I appreciate your daily devotions🙏

[@uf9309]

I thought Bayesian was his race 😮

[@priscillapresslee7686]

[@kas7854]

😢😢😢😢😢

[@richardpernici8620]

Il faut attendre avec impatience l'audition de l'équipage et du captain

[@Twitch24]

Patsy

[@cds605]

manslaughter by doing what?

[@SandraGarcia-lj3bd]

By not closing , hatches , ignoring weather forcasts . I think it's quite enough .

[@cds605]

@@SandraGarcia-lj3bd like everyone else?

[@dianastevenson131]

There is another KZbin video where an experienced captain says there are never enough crew on these luxury yachts (only 3 sailing crew in this case), their quarters are tiny (as the billionnaires want maximim space for themselves and their guests), and the crew don't get enough sleep as they are so few to watch round the clock. Sounds as though this whole "luxury yacht" thing is untenable.

[@curiositypiqued6573]

Ofc someone must be held accountable even if theyre sacrificial lambs/scapegoats when the victims were rich billionaires of the 1%

[@Squidbanger-v1e]

Mast boom. To big

[@LordBallSac]

Let me guess like cruise ship man and chefs he was in a high-performance job that paid mega bucks but also required mega amounts of kokain 😂

[@Carl-vp3bk]

Trying to put the blame on some one take heat of them this was a pure set up with out a shodaw of a douht discustingb

[@camaroblackstar]

suppose theyve got to findsomeone to blame for the compen ! Top tip; always wear a lifejacket

[@CyberWorld-y5d]

All these know all comments from people that weren't even there !! SU !!

[@mychannel3774]

How convenient, apparently his business partner was fatally knocked off his motorbike several days prior in a similarly “unfortunate accident.” 😐

[@OhYeah32]

Any Horse heads on the bed. ?

[@joszoet4003]

Captain... A profi got never surprised by the weather...

[@kristinaburton1916]

Check his offshore accounts 😂 it happens offshore and if he survived he got paid watch his bank and lifestyle habits

[@martinklanecky7281]

!!

[@Gina-w6o]

Hardly his fault..1 man to blame and it's the billionaire for chucking money around

[@NigelHatcherN]

He paid people to look after the boat, guests and crew. He had a right to expect that. How you blame him because he is rich is beyond me.

[@elainebutterworth8051]

Silly remark.

[@robmule4647]

Very bitter and very dumb comment

[@davidlui1880]

No one blame but the owner himself because he bought this boat, which is a 200 years old design ship. Yeah he must love the tall mass

[@zerofox7347]

Imho it’s a tragic incident and that’s it. I don’t think destroying the Captains career will make the families of the deceased feel any better. Condolences to those affected.

[@mvl6827]

@@zerofox7347 Unlikely that this "Captain" will ever be hired again...

[@Goozo612]

This is the work of the same ventriloquist dummy who was seen eating a hobo's leg in Denver Colorado on Christmas Eve 🎄🙇🏼‍♀️

[@peterg791]

The C.E.O & Yacht designer , Must be Ex employees of of the Titanic builders Harland & Wolf As they also claimed that the Titanic was also Unsinkable , How very easy Nature & Incompetence has proved them wrong ,

[@peterg791]

The C.E.O & the Yacht Designer, Must have been Ex employees of Harland & Wolf the Titanic Builders , Who also made the claim that it to was unsinkable , How easy nature and Incompetence Proves them wrong