OceanGate CEO Admits Breaking Rules in Building Doomed Titan Submersible.
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The CEO of OceanGate, Stockton Rush, who died in the recent submersible tragedy, had admitted to breaking rules when building the sub in a 2021 interview. Questions are now being raised about the safety of the vessel and the company's partnerships with Boeing, NASA, and the University of Washington. Despite this, those who knew Rush remember him as an innovator and courageous individual. The Coast Guard continues to investigate the cause of the sub's implosion.
- “I’ve broken some rules to make this” – OceanGate CEO speaking on Titan KIRO Seattle
- OceanGate CEO seen on 2021 video admitting 'I’ve broken some rules' to build doomed Titan submersible Fox Business
- Titanic sub victims' families could still sue despite liability waivers The Japan Times
- Major safety concerns raised before OceanGate implosion CBS News 8
- Lost Titanic Submersible's Company Got $450,000 in PPP Loans The Daily Beast
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