The world has largely moved on from the OceanGate sub implosion last month despite that story captivating millions for days.
Now, an interview in 60 Minutes Australia has sought to add some closure to what happened by connecting the dots on what led to the tragic loss of five lives.
One particular clip from the interview featuring a former friend of the OceanGate vessel’s owner has gone viral. He accuses the owner of creating a ‘mousetrap for billionaires’ and questions when the last time someone killed two billionaires at once was, while they were getting paid to do it.
ok, i know we’ve all kinda moved on from the titanic sub “disaster”, but 60 minutes australia recently dropped an interview with one of the owner’s former friends that is some of the best television i’ve ever seen.
some highlights: pic.twitter.com/SgtJnsVhld
— @burncoryburn.bsky.social (@burncoryburn)
Guillermo Söhnlein, co-founder of OceanGate Expeditions, also appeared in the 60 Minutes Australia segment. He probably wishes this segment went better for him:
this was a clip i left out… she’s incredible: pic.twitter.com/oxfK4161du
— @burncoryburn.bsky.social (@burncoryburn)
The whole 60 Minutes Australia segment runs just 17 minutes. There is no shortage of moments like the ones above.
Of course, none of this is meant to minimize the loss of life. Interviews like these are important to shed light on how safety precautions were flouted that could have prevented tragic loss of life. Had the advice of safety experts been heeded, those five families wouldn’t be reeling from loss right now.
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