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The U.S. Coast Guard will hold a long-awaited hearing on Monday into the deadly Titanic submarine disaster, as the investigation into the ship’s implosion continues.
The experimental submarine Titan imploded as it sailed toward the ruins of the Titanic, killing all five aboard, including OceanGate founder Stockton Rush, in June 2023.
Ten former OceanGate employees will testify at the hearing in North Charleston, South Carolina, investigating whether criminal activity led to the tragedy.
One of the last words heard by the crew of an experimental submarine en route to the wreck of the Titanic was “all is well here,” according to a visual reconstruction of the Titan’s journey before it imploded shown at the hearing.
An analysis of the Titan’s history has already revealed a pattern of safety problems, including multiple issues with the drop weight and batteries.
Last words from the crew of Titan
Hearing shows images of Titan wreckage
Engineer’s Warning About the Titan
Titan found ‘partially sunken’ weeks before deadly expedition
Anatomy of the Titan
OceanGate promotional video released weeks before tragedy
Nissen was fired after he refused to sign the hull
Stockton Rush was difficult to work with, says former employee
Titan was struck by lightning in 2018
How long does the OceanGate hearing last?
Pilot fired over concerns about Titan’s carbon fiber hull
Carbon fiber fuselage manufacturer refused to change design
Stockton ‘made most of the technical decisions’
Former OceanGate employee says evidence is ‘disturbing’
First Former OceanGate Employee Testifies
Witnesses who will speak at the hearing
Titan remained uncovered for months
Shocking final exchange with the Titan
Who died in the Titan tragedy?
History of Titan problems
Hearing begins in South Carolina
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Last words from the crew of Titan
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Witnesses who will speak at the hearing
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History of Titan problems