Scufundarea iahtului din Sicilia: Salvatorii recuperează un alt cadavru despre care se crede că este fiica lui Mike Lynch

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1. Can they not swim in italy

2. A tech giant.i dont brlieve this news. Yhey were targeted opportunity.

3. are we supposed to feel bad about this?

4. What is WRONG with the Eyeties? Now they’ve opened a “manslaughter investigation” into the sinking. Every time an accident happens or an “Act of God” they have to find someone to blame. Italian law is crazy!

5. MOSSAD ISRAELI

6. Questo e un lavo di israele nell teritorio italiano non e la prima volta israele ha violato la sovranita dellitalia ben 5 volte

7. No more Oxford for the daughter 😂

8. Anche aereo di usticca e stato un lavoro di israele

9. Il governo italiano non ha la sovranita all 💯

10. Dang it man life is so fragile

11. So very expensive private school education from age 7 to 12 years for Primary school, and then from age 13 to 18 years for Secondary school for one of Mike Lynch's daughter, Ms. Hannah Lynch, in order to achieve her Cambridge A Level certificate, which is not even a work-ready Polytechnic Diploma or yet an University Bachelor Degree. Real pity! It costs an incredible £25,000 per year attending the prestigious Latymer Upper School in Hammersmith afforded by her deceased father. That's a grand total of £150,000 (USD$200,000) assuming over a 6-year continuous period for her Secondary schooling years, bypassing the O Level exams at aged 16. Most foreigners from 3rd world countries pay almost that amount in tuition fees alone just to obtain study visas to get to the UK for a basic 3-year liberal arts Bachelor Degree or a Business Degree to top up their Diplomas or Cambridge-syndicated foreign A Level certs. That begs the question how worthwhile is it for the rich and wealthy in UK and USA to afford prestigious private schooling for their children, putting immense pressure on their mental well-being and "window-dressing" them in order for them to obtain good grades for exams, yet that result in achieving only "unprofessional, non-work ready" qualifications at the adolescent age of 18 or 19 years compared to their less academically-inclined peers who offer to bypass the A Level route to opt for a more skills-based, professional Diploma which enable their skill-sets to be much desired, and thus more attractive to employers at a younger age than University graduates.

12. Lots of jealousy here, that's what is sad.

13. Rescuers ? Don’t people need to be alive to be rescued? It’s body recovery no?

14. 🙁 poor rich people

15. Damn, 18 is way, way too young to go. Condolences for the family.

16. Was “climate change” the culprit in this tragedy?

17. My condolences to all the family's for loved ones lives lost, and to the Beautiful innocent young lady taken so early recently found. 🙏🕉😔

18. “Owners” do not want to be “bothered” with safety drills, Just like they do not want to be bothered with paying their fair share in taxes.😂😂😂😂😂

19. Blackrock took him out, just like every other whistleblower.

20. Very sad news. Aweful

21. Very sad news. Aweful

22. Very sad news. Aweful

23. No life jacket?

24. Another rotting corpse recovered !!! The carcass

25. the us government could be using weather manipulation to intensify the storms

26. Feeling sad for the families involved. What an awful fate. They just wanted a good time together. Bless them! 😔

27. The hand of God (Daniel) 😢❤❤❤❤

28. Saddest day of my life yacht sinking in the ocean.

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