James Cameron has said that the Titan five were likely 'conscious' of the crack in submarine and that there would have been a stark 'warning' before the implosion took place.
Titanic director and submersible expert James, 68, said he predicted Titan's implosion days before the debris from the missing submersible were found and said that the families of the five passengers on-board have been given 'false hope' for days on end.
Mr Cameron - who has visited the Titanic's shipwreck over 30 times - also suggested that the five passengers on-board would likely have tried to get back to the surface before the implosion took their lives.
