On Jun 8, 3:17 pm, jeff wrote:
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"He said it just started sinking in the middle of the night," McGrew
said. "He woke up and half the boat was under water."

http://www.enctoday.com/news/_57288_...le.html/_.html

Fred

The real question is why would the cruise ship just continue on without
investigating? Aren't they obligated to check it out? If a passenger
fell overboard would they continue on to save fuel?

The cruise ship saw the boat, not the raft. They probably looked for
the raft, but a C-130 is a much better search tool.

Todd Smith

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"He said it just started sinking in the middle of the night," McGrew
said. "He woke up and half the boat was under water."

http://www.enctoday.com/news/_57288_...le.html/_.html

Fred

Sounds like he needs a sailing stone. Hang it from a string, leans to port
or starboard you know you're heeled, if it's wet it's raining or spray is
about, if it's very wet your under water. Close cousin to the weather rock.