A little disturbing

[chewyjr15]

really shamefull i could never do that nor can i understand how anyone could every do that

[greyzen]

if thats true I think the rec. divers need to be arrested for trespassing and fined for interfering with an investigation/rescue effort.

[paintsnow]

what on earth are they looking for? change people keep in their car? a purse?

if your going to steal at least steal from someone who can defend themselves, not the dead, i mean come on
how low can you go?

and how much trouble would it take to actually get there?
scooters and deco from a point outside security?

come on people...think a little

[ScubaJenn81]

I hope that these people are caught and fined very deeply. Money seems to be the one thing that really talks, unfortunatly.

[diverdad]

these people sund alot like paparazzi nothing but bunch of bottom feeders. they all need to be taken out and beat with a headstone.

[CompuDude]

I agree, I would want to see a verified source before buying this one. Sounds like a story someone made up because they thought it sounded good, someone else repeated it, and suddenly everyone is talking about the "fact" of this.

Conditions are MISERABLE for the public safety divers out there. True ZERO vis. This is blackout diving. They have surface tenders who communicate via rope lines and radios with the divers below, directing them from place the place. I call BS on anyone actually making it into the area alone without serious surface support... or serious injury.

Read these accounts of some of the difficulties the NAVY DIVERS are facing, and ask yourself how likely this is:

http://www.gazette.net/stories/08290...29_32361.shtml

http://www.kare11.com/news/news_arti...storyid=261497

[QuarryDiver2]

That is sad. Especially, no doubt, to the ones that had hoped against all odds that their loved ones had survived. It is they that have the right to whatever is brought out of the water.