In something straight out of a nightmare, the doomed passengers found themselves sitting in pitch darkness throughout their descent into the abyss of the North Atlantic Ocean. They were all there to see what was left of the Titanic, but their exploration took a very dark and horrifying turn.
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From TMZ:
As you know, Titan imploded after it took off on its voyage from St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada, killing everybody on board, including OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush, whose company ran the ill-fated operation.
It’s horrifying to think that those people were sinking down to their destiny - to their demise - in complete darkness.Christine Dawood, whose husband Shahzada and son Suleman also perished, told the NYT .... Rush turned off all the floodlights on the way down to the ocean floor to conserve battery power for the tour of the Titanic, leaving the passengers in almost total darkness.
Dawood said the only light in the sub came from glowing marine organisms, such as flaming fungus, shimmering squid, and flashing fish. She noted laptop computer screens provided slightly more illumination, but that was it.
Christine also said OceanGate recommended the passengers download their favorite tunes onto their phones so they could listen to the tracks on a Bluetooth speaker for what was supposed to be a four-hour expedition. Country music, though, was barred from everyone's playlist for some unknown reason.
What’s really scary, is that Christine was actually suppose to be on that expidition, but COVID changed her plans, and sadly, her son took her place.
