THE Titan submarine vessel that made headlines early July for going missing and then being reported to have “catastrophically imploded” as many news sources allege, it is possible from a new source that the crew members on board did in fact “suffer” during their descent to the wreckage of the titanic. Mary Johnston who worked for Ocean Gate as an operations specialist tells us that the events that were reported are simply “untrue”. “We were there, we heard it, we were told not to speak to any news agencies because it looked ‘bad’ on the company. I don’t understand what they were expecting to hide, all of us on the mothership heard the live feed, we heard their screams but we couldn’t do anything, it’s very traumatic for all of us.” We asked Mary what she think happened to the vessel, she said, “the vessel imploded yes but it wasn’t in a split second, the material for the hull was strong so instead of imploding in an instant, it kind of crushed itself, think of stepping on a can of soda but slowly pushing it against your feet. From the audio recordings alone, I can determine for myself that the crew on board were being crushed together… it’s just horrible to think about, and the sounds they made fill me with horror.”
Mary’s report also correlates with the audio data the US Navy shared publicly. The data shows that abnormal sounds were being picked up for at least one minute and a half which could mean instead of one loud implosion being picked up, several sounds were being recorded within that time frame in which the vessel was collapsing in on itself. “I wouldn’t condemn the false information being shared, we live in an era of disinformation so it’s hard to distinguish fact from fiction, but the fiction here in this case unfortunately is that the submarine imploded in point one of a second. It’s not true.” Mary stopped working for Ocean Gate after the incident and is currently in the process of writing a book about the disaster.
