Inside OceanGate's Doomed Titanic Dive: Flouted Regulations and Murky Finances

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Inside OceanGate's Doomed Titanic Dive: Flouted Regulations and Murky Finances
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Titan submersible pilot Stockton Rush once discussed OceanGate’s plans to capitalize on other tragedies of the seas. 'Deepwater Horizon is one of them...is it leaking or not? I think there would be a lot of individuals who would like to go to that.' 🔗

Previous SEC filings outline investments of $5 million in 2019, $5.1 million in 2017, $5 million in 2016, $5 million in 2015, $10 million in 2013, and $3 million in 2012.

“The issue with negative assets is that it’s either one of two things — it’s either financial instability or there’s a dependency on other entities for solvency,” says Michael Thatcher, president and CEO of Charity Navigator, a charity assessment organization. “The latter seems most likely.” This arrangement strikes experts as a cause for concern. “With a nonprofit, you want to have an independent board,” Thatcher says. “It’s not abnormal for there to be someone close to business, but you lose objectivity at that point. The preference would be someone separate. Ideally not paid and not a family member.”

“We cannot attribute a monetary value to search and rescue cases, as the Coast Guard does not associate cost with saving a life,” says U.S. Coast Guard Lieutenant Anne McGoldrick.

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