What Happened To Titanic's Survivors?

[@robybabe4461]

Captain Arthur Henry Rostron was a hero in my family. He was my Mum's Great Uncle. He wrote a book "Home from the Sea" that I'm fortunate in having a copy.

[@KaerriRainshadow]

He is a hero! I didn't know he had a book. Ill have to look it up!

[@nicholasmaude6906]

So captain Rostron was your great grand-uncle?

[@LeaderOne24]

Our friend Mike Brady is unmatched in his care and discretion of reporting these tragic maritime events. Such a great channel and presenter! Absolutely masterful!

[@Archeantusable]

@@LeaderOne24 we're all lucky to have a friend like Mike Brady from Oceanliner Designs

[@Gregm-l9r]

Couldn't agree more . Mike Brady is absolutely masterful and was born to do what he does so very well.

[@LinerDesigner]

Ur absolutely right, mike Brady is the reason why I want to be a ship designer when I'm older. What an inspiration he is

[@kencarp57]

I consider Mike Brady a friend, even though I will probably never meet him in person. He has amazing storytelling abilities, and his videos are always absolutely FIRST CLASS!

[@indridcold8433]

I find myself viewing his videos daily. The level of thorough coverage of content is on a level not seen since the early days of The History Chanel.

[@Dovietail]

Mike Brady, thank you for your calm storytelling. I lost my dearest friend suddenly this week, and your videos have brought me a quantum of solace from my overwhelming grief

[@EdBarry-l9v]

Truly sorry for your loss.

[@OceanlinerDesigns]

I am so absolutely sorry to hear about this! I hope you will soon be able to look back to happier times with fondness and loving remembrance. Until then please do enjoy the channel's content.

[@tymki]

Oh gosh that bit at the end about the dad being unable to go to a baseball game with his kids because the crowd's cheers reminded him of the screams he heard that night... that gives me chills to think about. Poor man. PTSD is no joke, and it's interesting/sad to see that something so normal and happy for so many people can remind some people of something so unimaginably horrible... I hope his kids understood why.

[@simonbutterfield4860]

The unfortunate thing was PTSD wasn't recognised like we do today, even soldiers suffering with "Shell Shock" during WW1 were shot as deserters for fleeing the trenches for various reasons.

[@DK-gy7ll]

I remember reading once about how a survivor mentioned that the sounds of the screaming people in the water was almost identical to that of a large stadium crowd. It might have been him. Something to think about the next time you're at a football or baseball game.

[@nampyeon635]

This story lends incredible chilling insight into what the scene may have sounded like that fateful night.

[@bobbiestrella8160]

Was this Frank Goldsmith, 3rd class passenger? He and his mother survived; his father did not.

[@TheGreyGhost_of43rd]

​@@simonbutterfield4860😂😂

[@lizb5298]

I went to a traveling Titanic Artifact exhibit with my mom recently, and I just wanted to say it was incredible, but made even more so because I had lots of extra information to share with her as we went through it- learned from this channel! So, thank you!

[@martinbitter4162]

Ludwigsburg?

[@FabianBrenner-w3n]

@@martinbitter4162gonna Go there Next weekend

[@J.MacInnes]

One of the survivors, First class passenger Arthur G. Peuchen spent the rest of his days living not far from where I live, his reputation was unfairly stained for being a man that survived the sinking. His house was called Woodlands and it sold recently- in it's day it was beautiful.

[@leonardobarbosa7825]

That's a shame, considering that, given the amount of disaster management training of most of the WSL crew (ie no training at all), having Peuchen on board of the lifeboat increased its chances of being properly roared and guided instead of drifting into the waves and everyone ending up dead by freezing or starvation if the Carpathia couldn't find them. He was let on board especifically for that reason by Lightoller, whose policy of "women and children only" instead of "women and children first, then everyone else if there is still space" surely caused a lot of preventable deaths.

[@J.MacInnes]

@@leonardobarbosa7825 So many of the men that survived did so because of being assigned to row a boat or by sheer dumb luck- they made every effort to go down with the ship and die but failed in the attempt. They spent the rest of their lives being made to feel guilty for having lived.

[@leonardobarbosa7825]

@@J.MacInnes Yeah, and I imagine it might have been even worse for the sole Japanese passanger and survivor, given the emphasis on honor in death. I think will be forever famous since it was a practical example of Victorian/Edwardian chivalry in its most extreme right before a war that wiped out that world in such a violent way. Basically everything the survivors knew as the natural order of things crumbled into dust not just in the sinking but also in 1918.

[@mazeofmind3181]

Somehow i'll never get enough of Titanic stories :)

[@kencarp57]

RIGHT? Me too! It's just such a fascinating story.

[@BrandNaz]

@@kencarp57 both fascinating and depressing

[@kencarp57]

@@BrandNaz Very much so. Sometimes it feels voyeuristic, or like ambulance chasing, or like Don Henley sang about in Dirty Laundry to be so interested in it....but the story is just fascinating to me, for whatever reason. Perhaps it's the 112 years time since it happened that makes it somehow less emotional. I don't know, but I'll always be interested in the Titanic story.

[@BrandNaz]

@@kencarp57 the entire story of Titanic from the idea to her construction to her maiden voyage and her sinking everything about Titanic fascinates me the story will never die but to me I does have a sorrow moment when you learn about how the 1500 people died but on the other hand the Titanic story in general is really fascinating

[@iconk66]

Same here

[@terikronberg8291]

Thank you my friend for continuing the story of the human saga of the Titanic survivors. You give so much more information that relates us to their aftermaths and struggles.

[@trauz]

A new titanic video from my friend! I keep clicking it faster every time!

[@Kadenite]

The baker who fortified himself with whiskey before riding the stern into the Atlantic and treading freezing water for a near impossible time - he was back to work just days later. Eva Hart lived to see the wreck found... in two parts, as she had sworn, against the accepted narrative, for over seventy years (since the age of seven!). Officer Boxhall went on to work Aquitania, before becoming an adviser on the film 'A Night To Remember'.

[@togowack]

The first thing that happened after the Titanic went down and a direct result was the formation of the Federal Reserve Bank.

[@danielkarmy4893]

Whisky, if you please. ;)

[@thing_under_the_stairs]

That baker was quite the character! He credited his unbelievable survival to whisky and being Irish! Which reminds me of my own great-grandfather, if I'm honest.

[@Dizzy19.]

@@togowack #sigh.

[@togowack]

@@Dizzy19. Yeah while they have you watching movies with characters simple people can connect to, to distract from the obvious insurance fraud that took place in sinking the Titanic, with individuals aboard the ship knowing they were headed towards doom hours after the ship left port and nothing they could do about it. The Rothschild family trademark. MH70 another famous example.

[@christophergritti9873]

Its pretty amazing that 4 minutes after the video is posted, theres people commenting whole paragraphs as if they had time to watch the video already 😂😂😂

[@Alawiggle]

Well they kind of did, this topic has been done to death. So much so i thought this was an old video.

[@christophergritti9873]

@Alawiggle fair enough

[@davidgloudemans8073]

If you watch it at 5 times the speed you could get there 😂😂

[@jeffclark2725]

Yes,agreed, my fingers can't type that fast, I'm lucky to say how much I enjoyed the video,pick up something new

[@markiangooley]

Nobody gets early access to these (a common perk for those providing monetary support, at least on other channels)?

[@davidberriman5903]

I am seventy two years old. A long time ago I read a book on the Titanic disaster. It is so long ago I now have nothing in my memory to date it. I have been interested ever since but I have learned more since our highly valued friend Mike Brady and his team started my real education. You have a knack of imparting the horror of the event that no written word or movie can match. The words thank you seem totally inadequate. Thank you all the same.

[@Alex-cw3rz]

Interesting fact about the Titanic disaster both Captain Rostron of the Carpathia and Captain Lord of the Californian were born in the same town of Bolton in Lancashire. It is a very large textile town, but not near the sea, although the sea can be seen from the top of Winter Hill. Robert Whitehead the inventor of the modern torpedo came from Bolton as well. If you do a video Interesting facts / coincidences about the Titanic disaster this could be one.

[@chorleycake7942]

Just had a walk up winter hill today.

[@LinerDesigner]

The sheer size of the titanic in 1912 was astonishing, I bet people that saw the ship split, they would have been scarred. It's hard to think about the terror of the disaster.

[@Michael.marshall-w3d]

Actually the ship split apart below the surface of the ocean so no one that survived the wreck could have saw the ship actually become two pieces.

[@LinerDesigner]

​@@Michael.marshall-w3dno it didn't. There is literally evidence and survivor reports that it split above the ocean. Where did you learn that? Bright side?

[@knoxklay11]

I cant imagine the sound. And the fact that its literally pitch black and in the middle of the ocean.

[@knoxklay11]

@@Michael.marshall-w3dur thinking of the implosion of the stern

[@Michael.marshall-w3d]

@knoxklay11 no, I have my fact straight. You need to see other videos done by Mike Brady dude.

[@joshkephart7800]

Your documentary is so good man. I appreciate all that you do. Your voice and commentary is so well researched. Your great.

[@ericweinraub8825]

I just completed the trans atlantic journey aboard Cunard liner Queen Mary 2. We passed about 800 miles north of Titanic's final resting place on our way to the coast of New Foundland prior to turning east to cross the Atlantic. The ocean looks so cold and foreboding. Passengers didn't stand much of a chance once they were in the water.

[@grippingyarnsuk]

Beautifully made , as ever .

[@davinp]

Nurse Violet Jessup was on all 3 White Star ships when disaster struck - Olympic, Titanic and Brittanic. Yes, she continued working on ships after the Titanic disaster

[@jdslyman1720]

I wonder if she made it to the Queen Mary or Elizabeth? If so, the hospital ward walk through on the QM should mention her.

[@NashmanNash]

@@jdslyman1720 I wonder who allowed her to board any ship after Britannic sank...She clearly did not bring any luck to Olympic class vessels...

[@jdslyman1720]

@NashmanNash I wouldn't consider her bad luck 🤣 Both of the Olympic's younger siblings still would've sunk regardless. Besides, if she was still active in the Cunard White Star era, she might've been on one or both of the Queens for WWII. If she was, she would've been part of the force that helped to end the war a year sooner.

[@RandolphStephenson-q1l]

Her story is AMAZING❤

[@LDDavis911]

PTSD must have plagued many survivors. Fredrick Fleet and Jack Thayer took their own lives. Harold Bride soon left the sea and sold pharmaceuticals for 25 years. Who could blame him? Many suffered life long injuries. Archibald Gracie died 6 months after the disaster from complications of diabetes exacerbated by the disaster. Every survivor had a story. I guess that’s what I find the most interesting.

[@deannaagostinacci3053]

It feels this illegal to be early to an ocean liner designs video

[@paulabuck5976]

lol😂

[@OceanlinerDesigns]

Straight to KZbin jail!

[@Archeantusable]

Who else is grateful for a Titanic video to get us through the week, courtesy of our good friend Mike Brady from Oceanliner Designs? ✋

[@kaneki-ken96]

Tomorrow, I have an exam. But I am here, watching a new Oceanliner video about the Titanic. Important things come first.

[@Archeantusable]

@@kaneki-ken96 when our friend Mike Brady from Oceanliner Designs posts a video, that comes first.

[@OceanlinerDesigns]

Go study!

[@roderickcampbell2105]

@@OceanlinerDesigns Agreed. Kaneki should go study. They can back to the video and comments later. Exams come first.

[@Spectacular_wall-crawler]

@@OceanlinerDesigns honestly i have known the titanic for so long if i ever had a test i'd probably get smth better than a A+

[@joymukherjee8531]

You, our friend Mike Brady are a beacon of light, for sharing these informative insights and nuances of these maritime tragedies. Keep shining bright as always.

[@Dovietail]

The cast iron hospital beds from this period were such functional yet beautiful pieces of furniture. Glorious design!

[@GamingGrenade1]

Great video as always Mike and team. Most people are so focused on the events of the sinking itself, they forget that was just the beginning

[@barnesCh430]

I recommended your channel to someone at the library, and they were already a fan!

[@nanabutner]

Thank you for your information and how respectfully you treat the survivors!

[@IanBaker-d9i]

Great documentary Mike,very interesting like all your films 👍

[@daniellclary]

Never short on subjects about the Titanic. This channel is stellar.

[@JenMinarik-im9bt]

Love your channel! After being captivated with Titanic since early childhood, I later heard a family legend (from one of her daughters) that my great-grandmother had tickets to board, but missed a connecting train. I'd love to verify this with records, but the best I've been able to find was a manifest that showed her arriving in NY in May 1912, aboard... wait for it... the Carpathia. She was probably Third Class on both tickets. If anyone knows how to test this story, I'd love to know!

[@SaanviWadhwa-g4d]

The more I get to know about Titanic, the more I get interested in it. Thanks for posting this.

[@TheGreyGhost_of43rd]

You are in luck!!! Enough Titanic videos on this channel alone for 16 lifetimes!

[@shanegrewell4991]

Good work, really earned that thumbs up on this one

[@kimwilliford6303]

❤ I loved this video, Brady. Your knowledge of the history of Titanic is absolutely amazing.

[@michaelmichaels138]

Mike is a better narrator than he was an architect back in the 70s.

[@sadams12345678]

Two different Mike Bradys

[@jdslyman1720]

He's not that old😂

[@gregorykayne6054]

The oldest he could be is 30 and I would guess he is 25.

[@OceanlinerDesigns]

Here's the story of a man named Brady...

[@deadon4847]

He must have been a pretty good architect to raise 6 kids, have a stay at home wife and have a live in maid.

[@drewintampa]

Mike, thank you so much for posting this video. I always considered myself a Titanic expert. Far from it. She always has a new story to tell.

[@machine2747]

I always enjoy Mike's videos. It's good to see someone doing something they truly love.

[@F-Man]

Hey! It’s our friend, Mike Brady, from Oceanliner Designs - again!

[@Archeantusable]

May he always be our friend

[@miapdx503]

Amen! 🌹⚓

[@toddkurzbard]

@@Archeantusable From OceanLiner Designs.

[@Spida37]

"Have you been involved in an accident that wasnt your fault? Of course you have, that is the literal definition of the word accident..." - Andy Parsons 😂

[@ericlew9992]

Another incredibly comprehensive and informative video, Just like all of his are. Thank you Mike

[@jpd4627]

Hello my friend Mike Brady! Always a pleasure to see you

[@michaeldavis29]

I've heard everything about Titanic ever since the 1997 movie. The sheer size of the ship in 1912 was astonishing, but the fact that she broke in half and then there stern imploded just seconds after sinking was the stuff of horrors to the survivors that night. It's even more sad the third class passengers took the heaviest casualties of all of Titanic's survivors in the aftermath of the sinking, and were left in poverty with everything they had aboard Titanic all lost with the ship for years until she she was found 60 years after the tragedy. RIP to everyone who died with Titanic or in the water that night, and to the survivors who lived to see the true, unimaginable horror story of Titanic's implosion and the screaming survivors in the water in that nightmare.

[@KoolDog570]

You're a friend to so many the world over, Mike Brady. We all are much better off from having made your acquaintance, & certainly are much wiser and knowledgeable from the things you teach us. As always, another excellent content presentation that only you can do.

[@jeffscomp]

Thank you mike brady and you should make a video featuring the interviews of the people who survived if you haven’t already. The one man with the watch that got stopped because of the cold water was awesome.

[@martinlintzgy1361]

Fantastic research Mike, love your channel

[@ChristianTreml]

Probably THE best channel here on KZbin 👍😎

[@blitzzkrieg1400]

Our friend Mike Brady should become a professor of Titanicology

[@Gregm-l9r]

Mike is a professor of Titanicology for all Titaniacts, and it's awesome . 👌

[@toddkurzbard]

You mean, from OceanLiner Designs?

[@libbykalis1790]

Hi Mike, you are a class act and a true gentleman. I adore your channel! Libby xx

[@user-fz9zk3v7h]

wow what a great video a real masterpiece was very interesting and very informative for me thank you very much ❤

[@lght5548]

Another excellent video from my friend Mike Brady👍

[@willswheels283]

Thanks Mike for a series of very interesting videos on the Titanic, I’m finding your videos fascinatinating not just on the Titanic subject but other ships stories as well, much of which I had no idea, so thanks again.

[@clumsycarp4525]

Amazing channel. Thank you.

[@SpringJungle]

For the next anniversary can we get a Lusitania/Britannic type video on Titanic. I know it will be very long but I would love to see it. Maybe it could be a two part. One part cover the four days before the sinking ending with an iceberg cliffhanger. The second part being the sinking. I would love for this to happen. Love you Mike Brady have a merry early Christmas

[@brendano7948]

"Ocean liner designs has uploaded a new video " Me: cracks a beer

[@zeddeka]

It would be interesting to hear you discuss the findings of the 1992 British Inquiry into the disaster. Nobody seems to ever look at that.

[@jdslyman1720]

1992? Did they do an inquiry on the wreck after Bob Ballard found it a few years earlier? I missed that one, unless you mean 1912.

[@zeddeka]

​@@jdslyman1720no, I didn't mean 1912. There was a second British inquiry in 1992. Yes. 1992. 8 years before 2000. Hence the reason I said why few people seem to talk about it. They looked at things like the potential location of the Californian and the weather conditions at the time of the disaster. The report is on the UK government website, and is easily found by a Google search.

[@zeddeka]

​@@jdslyman1720nope, I meant 1992. They specifically considered the role of the Californian, its location, whether the Titanic and California were visible to each other, and looked at whether other ships were in the area. They also consider things like super refraction. It's very Interesting and can be found on the UK government website, easily found with a Google search

[@BiggiePoppaBaby1997]

When my friend Mike Brady from Ocean liner design shows up you know it’s lit!

[@kencarp57]

Our friend Mike Brady is the G.O.A.T. and OD is the OG of YT maritime channels! OD is one of the very few channels about which I will stop everything and watch EVERY new video the very moment I am notified of its publication. They are all just incredibly interesting and so very well done! It's pretty amazing, really.

[@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid]

TMA, bud.

[@OceanlinerDesigns]

You are far too kind, thank you so much!

[@randelbrooks]

An important and touching telling. Thank you Mike. This sort of thing still happens today.

[@WilliamRWarrenJr]

As always, a brilliant presentation. 👍🖖

[@mburland]

Really insightful video, thank you.

[@seanlynskey9235]

Hey guys this is my friend, Mike Brady.

[@roadweary5252]

Brilliantly done 👍

[@mas_dem]

Sejarah tragedi kapal Titanic yang sangat memilukan. Q sangat menikmati video ini. Terimakasih atas informasi nya 19:02

[@vishouscat]

A title and three thumbnail changes later, I'm finally getting to this video 😂

[@samd8631]

This video was excellent. The hideous gargantuan things they call passenger ships floating around the oceans, will never ever hold a candle to the Titanic. Not her beautiful design, not her sad history, and certainly not her value in this world.

[@damonlongstreet8630]

6:49 - 7:25 Even 100 years later, seriously FU to that laywer.

[@marieschneider13]

You'd think at some point, we would get tired of hearing stories about the Titanic, but it hasn't happened yet!

[@stevenkarnisky411]

The agony lives on for the survivors. You made that very clear, friend Mike. Pretty much the way it is for all survivors of tragedies. The night of sitting in, or standing on the lifeboats must have been as bad as the actual sinking. Pitch black all around, while the sights and sounds of the sinking repeat over and over in their heads!

[@HrLBolle]

1:16 hope that "razor burn" or is it chafing of a particular stiff collar, is healing nicely

[@LindaDavies-r1k]

Excellent episode Mike, thank you 👋👋🇿🇦

[@sovereign254]

This is the part of the story of Titanic that never gets told enough. From Captain Rostron's heroic charge to the site of the disaster to the days and weeks after the disaster where human compassion and goodwill prevailed in place of despair and hopelessness. This is especially apt now, given that we are in the weeks to Christmas and the time of generosity and happy expectation is upon us. The trauma the survivors experienced can't be erased, but it was certainly not in vain, as both SOLAS and the International Ice Patrol came to be as a direct result of the Titanic disaster.

[@markchapman2585]

Still love the intro steamship horn going. Great video.

[@blahmooblah789]

Best 👏 Titanic 👏 Video👏On👏KZbin Mike, sir, the level of empathy deep consideration and compassion you have given to this topic in this video is insurmountable. I am gobsmacked by the quality of information. Some of these facts you told will be true costing in my head for a long time.

[@kugelblitzkrieg]

Always love to see a new Titanic video!

[@Ricktheminer]

I am very ill right now, and your videos are damping a little bit of the pain i experience. I would be very happy to see a Video abt the Wilhelm Gustlov, as my gradfather nearly boarded it.. Luckily he and his mother were too late to board her.

[@OceanlinerDesigns]

I’m sorry you are unwell! We have plans for the Gustloff for later this month :)

[@Ricktheminer]

@OceanlinerDesigns Yippe! Thx Mike and have a great day :)

[@panthera8286]

Trivia: Eric Braeden, who played JJ Astor in the 1997 movie, survived the Gustloff sinking as a baby.

[@Ricktheminer]

@@panthera8286 oh interesting

[@daveq8338]

This was excellent. thank you

[@ArmyJames]

I’m beginning to think that maybe the White Star Line was not a very good transportation company.

[@JOSH-lw2jv]

Mauritz Håkan Björnström-Steffansson, a 1st Class survivor (who jumped onto Collapsible D with Hugh Woolner) filed for the largest claim for financial compensation against White Star Line over the loss of a painting copy of Merry-Joseph Blondel's "La Circassiene au Bain". In early 1913, Mauritz demanded for $100,000 (the equivalent to $3.1 million in 2023, according to Wikipedia).

[@nursefaithrn4321]

This was truly incredible and extraordinary😊

[@Cheeze_burger-1]

Titanic is the main reason why we have advanced technology in marine history It’s a true disaster for the better good 😢

[@Belligerent_Herald]

The city of Halifax also played a role. Many of the dead were collected by ships out of Halifax and were laid to rest there. The maritime museum there has a fantastic exhibit dedicated to the Titanic.

[@brianhamel493]

well presented history lesson! thank you.

[@largecameramanoceanlineredit]

I'm knowing more information of titanic history because our friends Mike Brady from ocean liner design tell the truth information

[@TheHylianBatman]

The more I learn about the Titanic, the more it seems that it was a failure on all fronts.

[@southerncross3638]

Excellent documentary. 👍

[@DeaconBlu]

Just absolute sadness… Thanks for the video Mike. But damn… So sad…

[@ozziemederos]

Awesome video Mike well done ❤

[@lauraholmes2402]

I would love to see a tv series of these stories. People often forget that their stories didn’t end once they were on the carpathia.

[@1940limited]

Many of the drawings in the early part of the video appeared in the book "Story Of The Wreck Of The Titanic" published in 194, I believe. My grandmother had a copy of it and gave t to me when I was about 10 years old. It was another part of my fascination with the ship almost from day one. I remember reading it from cover to cover and still have it.

[@FluxKitten]

me hoping the new video would be part 2 of SS Morro Castle but no it's just Titanic. still good but was hopeful.

[@miapdx503]

Yes, hopefully the next video will part two! I'm hanging on the edge of anticipation! 🌹⚓

[@jdslyman1720]

I'm waiting on that too. Yes, there are others that covered the Morro Castle, but Mike's video has to be the best one I've seen on that ship to date.

[@gregorykayne6054]

Part 2 Morro Castle, please. It was great seeing you speaking from my hometown beach in Asbury Park, 30 years after I left. Like a time warp.

[@Tantalis77]

my god, mike brady's done it again

[@dandog7653]

I heard about the roar of a crowd reminding survivors of the sound of the victims when she went down, I always remember that whenever I hear a crowd roar.

[@howl_with_the_wolves]

Mr. Brady, I wish you would do a video on the sinking of the Wilhelm gustloff the greatest Maritime disaster ever 9,000 people out of 10k died in February of 1945

[@johnjephcote7636]

I seem to remember that Boxhall advised 'on set' the filming of 'A Night to Remember'. It is the Captain and crew of the Californian and their inaction that still confounds me. My father took me to the film on release in the 'fifties and he remembered the news of the actual sinking.

[@danielmaher152]

Fascinating video. I'd really love to see you do a video about the aftermath on the Lusitania, the worlds reaction and what happened to the survivors and what compensation they got, and how survivors coped with what happened. People who lost their entire family aboard or all their children did they have any other children? Did they rebuild their lives etc.

[@Micktyb]

Excellent thanks

[@donnix1192]

My great grandfather Albert Horswill was a crewman who survived in cutter lifeboat one. He testified at the British inquiry.

[@pipeorganest]

Show us what happened to the Wreck! Would be great to see a take on what the wreck may have looked like over the years.

[@jazzmodern]

There we are, extending our hand to others as always. Rarely is the favor returned. But that will never stop us.

[@MrHolden17]

Dude you can drop a video mid day on a Wednesday, I've got to wait till after my meetings now to watch lol

[@ericcriteser4001]

All these years later, an incredible tragedy.