Victims of Bayesian Superyacht did not drown
The post-mortem of four victims who died in the Bayesian super-yacht tragedy revealed that no water was found in their lungs.This suggests that they didn’t drown, but rather suffocated, as the air they were breathing filled with carbon dioxide.
The remaining post-mortems on Mike Lynch, Hannah Lynch and Recaldo Thomas will be carried out on Friday.
And the superyacht will be raised from the seabed as the investigation continues.
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That’s wild that they suffocated and were just plummeting down to that depth
Many drowned people don't have any water at all in their lungs. It's the reflex of closing the air passages in contact with water what kills by suffocation.
It is exactly the same mechanism used as a torture in waterboarding: The subject is completely unable to breathe as long as water is poured on their face. No water is actually going inside their lungs.
When you drown your lungs don't fill with water the entrance to the lungs closes on contact with water and you suffocate I find this type of unqualified speculation very distasteful and disrespectful.
Could they have been dead "before" the yacht sank??
All the victims (except Lynch’s daughter) were found in the same cabin, which was different from the one they were originally assigned. The autopsies revealed that they died of suffocation, and no water was found in their lungs. How can this be explained? Imagine passengers gathering in a single cabin below deck while the boat is filling with water and sinking instead of trying to escape. Unlikely. Why did they suffocate and not drown? Even if they had run out of oxygen in an air pocket, they would have eventually swallowed water. But you have to be alive to inhale water. Only if they had already died would they have avoided ingesting water. Everyone involved in the trial has died—including Chamberlain, who was hit by a car in England—while the entire crew survived.
And the common people care about the super rich dying in their lap of luxury, why? Where are your stories about the nearly 2000 homeless children(12 and under) in the West Midlands?