TRAGIC AND TERRIFYING: Audio From Imploded OceanGate Sub Resurfaces

Remember the OceanGate submarine implosion?

The small submersible craft, which imploded during what was supposed to be a routine expedition, claimed the lives of five people in 2023.

Now, audio from inside the submarine and comments made by former OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush have resurfaced and are circulating online.

In the audio, the ominous and chilling knocks from the crew can be heard.

Moreover, Stockton Rush’s comments shortly before the expedition took off have once again come into sharper focus.

Rush was among those in the submersible when it tragically imploded.

Rush told interviewers shortly before the voyage that he purposefully did not hire ’50-year-old white guys with military experience’. Here is all the resurfaced audio:

New shocking audio from the titian sub #titiansub #oceangate #meme #shocking #sub pic.twitter.com/G7BwMopfAf

— Tayler johnson (@taylerj13) March 3, 2024

Terrifying audio captured from OceanGate Submarine. 🥺😭 pic.twitter.com/SQgdNsYi6E

— Onyitex (@OnyitexHQ) June 27, 2023

People Magazine featured more of Stockton Rush’s comments:

During an interview with St John’s Radio in Canada, which is included in the doc, Rush joked about the upcoming excursion by saying, “What could go wrong?”

During the interview he also mentioned they chose to have the expedition in June because that’s when waters around the Titanic were “calmest.”

One account posted this startling quote from the former OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush: “I didn’t hire 50-year-old white guys with military experience,” as they weren’t considered “inspirational.”

Resurfaced Audio: The CEO of the doomed Titan submarine joked, "What could go wrong?" in a radio interview months before the deadly expedition

OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush said in an interview, "I didn’t hire 50-year-old white guys with military experience," as they weren't… pic.twitter.com/CvKbcBjLW9

— Unlimited L's (@unlimited_ls) March 6, 2024

Rare video I downloaded before OceanGate deleted their YouTube channel. I have most of the clips this is just one of them. In Port of Everette Marina. Test diving the sub. pic.twitter.com/7rLxHhqKV9

— Anthony Nye (@AnthonyNye02) March 9, 2024

According to The Huffington Post:

The resurfaced clip comes months after one of Rush’s friends revealed that the CEO “definitely knew it was going to end like this” regarding the sub.

“The only question in my mind — the only question is — ‘when?’” Karl Stanley told “60 Minutes Australia” last year.

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