“Dead, dead, dead”: The sinister document passengers signed before boarding the submarine to see the Titanic

Obviously there were risks in descending into the waters of the Atlantic aboard the experimental submarine, but no doubt they were so great that when it came time to say the final yes to the exclusive journey, each passenger and signed a document emphasizing the word death.

The possibility of death in that kind of “contract” around the trip doesn’t come up once…it comes up to three times, Antena 3 reports.

Previously, Mexican youtuber Alan Estrada had related his experience in which the above word was not foreign. He described that what he received to sign was like a “bible”.

On Sunday, June 18, 2023, the submarine Titan set sail on what would be its last expedition. The United States and Canada have launched the search and are receiving support from France.

Five men signed up to live the experience of seeing the remains of the Titanic:

The United States Coast Guard announces it has found “material remains” in the search area of ​​the submarine Titan

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Mike Reiss, a writer and producer who worked on “The Simpsons,” took the same journey as “Titan” last year, the EFE agency reported.

Reiss recalled “before travel—which can cost up to $250,000—passengers must sign a ‘long waiver document stating the possibility of death three times on the first page.’

At this point, Mexican Estrada released the video “My Expedition to the Titanic,” in which he recorded his immersion in the waters off the island of Newfoundland to see the ship that sank more than a century ago, Telemundo said.

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“I read what I signed and I was shocked”

Alan Estrada told “how he had to sign a response, in which he released the Ocean Gate Expeditions company from any responsibility in case he lost his life as a result of an accident.”

“The day comes to do it and they send me the release that I had to sign for responsibilities, and it was a Bible, that is, really a Bible, so when I read it I was very afraid (…) actually if you die that’s your bitch” (…). It’s impossible for anyone to come down and save you.”

It read: ‘I am aware that I am boarding an experimental submarine that has never descended to these depths and that it is also the first carbon fiber submarine (…) that failures may occur which could cause injury or the can cause death.’

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There I did say, “You’re risking your life.”

The Mexican YouTuber told Yordi Rosado, a Mexican presenter, that when he joined the fascinating reconnaissance trip to see the Titanic, in the midst of the covid-19 pandemic, only 297 people could have fulfilled that impressive dream.