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A former adviser for OceanGate who was tasked with examining the submersibles says his warnings were ignored by the entire staff who he described as 'drinking the kool-aid' when it came to operations

A businessman who had recently taken a trip on Titan prior to its implosion in the depths of the Atlantic Ocean recalled that employees of Oceangate had a few nightmarish analogies to describe possible death or implosion underwater, saying it would be like a 'coke can smashed with a sledgehammer'…

British billionaire Hamish Harding was known for taking risks and travelling as exotically as possible, and his last four photos posted on social media reveal excitement and some doubts about boarding the Titan submersible

Christine Dawood, the widow of Pakistani billionaire Shahzada Dawood, has revealed how she was originally set to board the Titan in her son's place before it imploded on the way to the Titanic wreck

Spanish engineer and underwater expert, José Luis Martín, believes the five passengers onboard the Titan would have rushed on top of each other after feeling "horror, fear and anxiety"

The recommendation was provided as a means to avoid repeated trips to the submersible's toilet, with Oceangate claiming that the now non-existent Titan was 'the only deep diving sub with a toilet'

The Titan sub built and operated by firm OceanGate imploded during its descent killing all five on board. Now an expert has suggested the implosion was caused by an uncontrolled vertical descent

Passengers made to sign four-page liability waiver for ‘experimental’ Titan submersible

Paul-Henri Nargeolet allegedly shared that Titan passengers weren't informed about emergency procedures on the submersible because they'd "all be dead before we know it," according to journalist Arnie Weissmann

Parks Stephenson has said that tourist trips to the Titanic wreck should continue despite the tragedy that killed five people in the catastrophic implosion of the Titan submersible on June 18

Passengers made to sign four-page liability waiver for ‘experimental’ Titan submersible