Patru cadavre au fost recuperate de pe un iaht scufundat în largul coastei Italiei

49 thoughts on “Patru cadavre au fost recuperate de pe un iaht scufundat în largul coastei Italiei”

1. What about the co-defendant who was killed in a car crash with 24 hours of this disaster

2. It smells.

3. Hey, lady in pink. Not flattering look.

4. No life jackets?

5. Not a rescue mission it RECOVERY DEAD BODIES RIP

6. Yacht Rock!

7. It is sad how much media focus the very rich get when they experience a disaster and how little poor people get

8. RIP

9. anchors fit 4bbc

10. Ain't no "rescue" operation going on. It's a RECOVERY.

11. What about the workers? The rich will have people looking for them. But what about the staff?

12. It’s amazing a woman lost her 1 year old in the water – found her and then used all her strength to hold the baby above the water… both are safe.

13. Anchor lady left .. ATROCIOUS SHIRT !

14. THE LAZY EYE ON THE LEFT IS KILLING ME AUGH

15. Praying for them 🙏🏻

16. Was the yacht a Boeing?

17. follow the money, this sounds like a hit, somebody wanted somebody on this Yacht dead.

18. 🤌🏼

19. They were rich and therefore you run a report. They were celebrating ripping off Americans. They lost

20. Bored Billionaires partying on their yachts in Italy…takin a sub to see the Titanic..or blasting off into space..could really care less..

21. People are being killed in wars going on right now. Disgusting

22. Boo

23. Murdered by the Clintons

24. What's for dinner?

25. Oh yeah this was the guy who won his 10 year law suit against Hewlett, Packard for his own patent. Interesting how all the people involved with the lawsuit died mysteriously. Sudden hurricane in the ocean and other was hit by a car. 🤔🧐🤨

26. Lord, have mercy on them

27. Thousands of people die in accidents every day but when rich people die its world wide important news for a week…

28. What a timely, welcome 'distraction'!
    Every MSM 'outlet', reporting the same thing, almost word for word!
    Definitely nothing fishy here!…

29. Why you need 400foot sails is behind me then not check radar for any storms

30. Rip hate to hear this prayers

31. Italy should leave the sailing to the British, and stick to automotive.

32. I wonder if they were in the same location when the yacht sunk 🤔Did they have life jackets on?!?! 0:11 Reporter had one job 🤦🏾‍♂️

33. This seems to be a Black Swan event, including Lynch's co-defendant Steven Chamberlain who was hit by car and killed while jogging in London on Saturday. On board the yacht was Lynch's attorney Chris Morvillo who spent the better part of 13 years away from his family working on his defense, and Morvillo's wife, who also drowned. This was supposed to be a huge celebration of the legal victory. Morvillo posted on Linked In after winning the case in April, and concluded with “I am so glad to be home. And they all lived happily ever after . . . ” He was featured on the legal podcast For The Defense a week before his death.

34. amazing, all ballooners in 1 jaht- I do not believe in coincident.

35. Condolences

36. If they didn’t have that much money, they wouldn’t on yacht. Sometimes rich people’s money makes their lives on earth much shorter. RIP

37. Such a violent way to die. Shame. God protect them. Fate has strange effects.

38. The Bayesian disaster – in very simple terms for the layperson.
    
    This is a one in a million tragedy but we should examine the facts and learn from them.
    
    Bayesian boasts the second highest mast in the world at 75 metres on a length of 56m. She has a lifting keel to enable her to get into shallow areas. Fully down it gives a draft of 9.83m and raised a draft of 4m. A sailing yacht has a keel to counter the heeling moment generated by the power of her sail plan.
    
    I’m sorry to say that size matters to a superyacht owner and naval architects are seduced into providing solutions. As yacht size increases the resistance of the hull reduces in proportion, so less sail area is required to adequately power longer yachts. But these floating fashion items are driven by appearance and bragging rights – and you lose prestige if someone has a bigger mast than you. Always the status pecking order questions are – how big – how fast – what cost – and is it black? If you designed Bayesian with a reasonable sail area and a ‘normal’ mast she would not look impressiive – which is what superyachts have to be.
    
    The stability of a yacht has to be sufficient to counter the power of the rig but, as mast heights increase, the keels can often become so deep that the places of interest are restricted hence the lifting keel solution. Stability comes from two factors – the hull form and the ballast keel which acts like a pendulum. As the yacht heels the volume of the immersed section produce a buoyancy force which resists heeling. Initially the keel gives little force but as the angle of heel increases ‘physics’ makes the keel contribution significant. The greater the keel length, the greater the effect. The combination of the hull buoyancy on the heeled side and the keel on the ‘windward’ side produces the force necessary to keep the yacht from capsize. If the keel of Bayesian was retracted it would lose a significant six meters of moment arm or leverage from its probable 200 tons of keel bulb.
    
    When we design yachts we calculate the stability, or righting lever, as a function of heeled ‘bouyancy’ force and the ballast moment arm combined. (the GZ) This can be plotted on a graph to show the stability at any heel angle and identifies the angle at which stability becomes negative causing the yacht to capsize. Normally an ocean yacht will experience a negative point at about 120 degrees of heel. With a lifting keel this point is greatly reduced maybe to less than 90 degrees.
    
    If Bayesian was at anchor with the keel raised and no sail up the crew would have every confidence that she could remain safe in most normal wind conditions. Every captain at this level has passed an exam on stability and would be aware of his vessels stability graph.
    
    Many years ago I sat at Cremorne and watched a spiralling williwaw race across Sydney harbour and pass through Mosman. This twister was only about 30 metres wide but it destroyed houses and overturned cars in its path. A few feet away nothing was harmed. The power of a twister is intense and powerful with the wind is coming from every direction. This was what hit Bayesian.
    
    The problem of large rigs is windage, even with no sails. But this yacht had three furling sails forward and a big boom with the weight of a furled mainsail inside all above the centre of gravity. Also there were a few communication domes on the spreaders. We use a wind pressure coefficient to measure the force of the wind on the rig and sails. Even without sails the WPC for Bayesian must have been pretty large when hit by a wind force of varying direction with a local velocity way above the norm. Once she was knocked down beyond her stability limit with the keel up she stood no chance and, laying flat to the water, her deck openings would have allowed a flood of water aboard and she would founder. This would happen in a couple of minutes. The observation of a lightning strike can be discounted because these vessels are grounded and any damage from a strike would have caused a slow sinking at worst – not a capsize and founder.
    
    The individuals within a professional crew with sailing experience may have sensed the wind and motion of the vessel and quickly reacted to instinctively save themselves in the seconds they had. My guess is that some were already on deck alarmed by the general conditions.The guests would have found themselves totally disoriented in flooding cabins, in darkness with the walls, doors and passageways at ninety degrees to the norm. They had practically no chance because it would be completely beyond their experience. The crew would have been unable to be of any help due to the speed of the unexpected event.
    
    I have been a professional yacht designer and builder for fifty years specialising in lifting keel yachts. My son, a professional navigator, was Third Officer on a ketch superyacht with masts 100m tall; a yacht so big, at 88metres, that it was almost beyond human handling even with the machinery on board. But of course it is the biggest and most expensive’ etc etc. What we have here is a one off accident which is a wake up call to an industry where common sense has departed as yachts get more silly in size and design.
    
    All forms of transport have had these one off events which have led to changes of regulations and professional practice. Townsend Thorenson, Boeing, 1955 Le Mans, the 1952 Farnborough crash, the 1979 Fastnet – all have made a difference and they all came unpredicted and out of the blue at a time of complacency. Chris Freer – yacht designer – August 2024

39. Maybe these passengers should carry a five minute pack…when sleeping…(five minutes of oxygen it is…

40. Nice shirt

41. Its wild the weather data is missing during that time…same thing happened when the Iranian prez died🫣

42. All this coverage for four millionaires that sadly perished in their luxurious yacht, while just in 2023, at least 2571 migrants died crossing the Mediterranean.

43. No one cares rich people problems, talk about the crime and homelessness and how the bidens launder money and how they raise prices to just survive

44. My neighbor is a mega yacht 1st captain and they were in the same waters but said the weather seemed weird so they left. Thank goodness they did. I read a report it was a tornado? I’m sorry for all lost.

45. Imagine being so poor you hate on rich people death…. life is life stop being poor you broke people

46. 🙏🙏🙏

47. How does one even become a billionaire? What a waste of a great life.

48. There are NO ACCIDENTS life, unfortunately, this was preordained. the folks that were meant to survive did.

49. OMG what is life???money cant save life…just give the lord hour heart ❤️🙏🙏🙏

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