Leaked Titan Sub Transcript Shows Crew Fought For Lives

[theedwardian]

It's like my mom always used to say: "Don't seal yourself into any capsules that might implode with 9000 pounds of pressure at the slightest structural aberration."

[BrianClem]

Your full episode regarding this info is really top notch. Great job putting this together. Kudos on the math, BTW. That was helpful.

[agreement-disengaged]

Stockton Rush chose to be ignorantly negligent. He should definitely be liable. Those "death waivers" he had passengers sign should be thrown out considering he left out critical information to say the least. He straight up lied about getting assistance from NASA, Boeing & The University of Washington. He led them straight to their death without actually letting them know how unsafe & serious it was, while also lying & saying whatever he had to to get them to sign said waiver. He was simply a con-man. It's only right for justice to be served on his behalf.

[kittyke]

This made me really emotional reading this transcript. So much for "they were excited and everything was good and then like a light switch they were never have known" BS completely. So scary

[abhijitdas]

It wasn't released. it was leaked. That's why it's unverified

[missmgmnt]

If it is real isn’t it odd neither side raised a concern about the quick decent along the way? When they were down 1900 ft when should’ve been 1200 for instance, wouldn’t someone have been like 🤔 hey you’re almost twice as far down as you should be.

[lastpme]

I think it was true and someone leaked it. That submersible had so many problems and Rush continued to risk others lives by continuing to use it without fixing the problems. The hull finally failed, but it was common for the Titan to have communication problems and battery issues. Not fixing those problems resulted in Oceangate playing Russian Roulette with its customers and employees lives.

[treehugger]

I said this on the main video but it bears repeating; the ratios between what their depth was at various points and what jeff calculated their depth should be at those same points was gradually increasing (not by a lot, but still), which lends credence to the theory that they were taking on water the whole time leading to a gradual reduction in buoyancy.

I still hope that this is fake, only because I prefer to believe that they were just chilling and enjoying the ride before the sub went pop rather than spending almost 20 minutes panicking.

[lisamarie]

The moment it started the increase descent was a huge 🚩 flag. Simply sad.

[martinedwards]

so sorry for the families knowing the terror their loved ones faced before death 🙏

[bcatblues]

19 minutes of panic mode. That’s so terrifying.

[drdebocherry]

They had had emergencies before, the boy did not think he was going to die.

[Jack-russell]

Nice to see Jeff credited for his work on the Titan sub video on meet Kevin this morning….

[geneh.smalley-pxkr]

Man's ego is destructive.. I mean, look at what man has done to negate all of his accomplishments?

[jeneendove]

😢 This put everything into a big perspective pictures. Thank you for sharing!!

[dcsniper]

I panick when my PS5 controller dies as well

[chrisbyrne]

Your full episode of this is fantastic. So informative 👏👌

[sallyturner]

I’ve seen a similar so called transcript where the Mother ship kept telling them they were descending too fast. I know they are all verified, but it made me wonder if the problem had to do with the fan (or whatever it is) that helped them rise. Would the same device also keep them from descending too fast?

[austint]

That sub had a camera in it. The footage is out there somewhere.

[charles]

They went down too fast in an experimental carbon-built fiber sub...then ba-boom!