Szicíliai yachtkatasztrófa: baleset vagy gyilkosság? Balogh Tamás, Inforádió, Aréna

The programme is sponsored by HOLD - We manage not only wealth, but also risk, since 1994. https://hold.hu/ What can we now know for sure about the Bayesian tragedy, which sank mysteriously off the coast of Sicily and claimed the lives of one of Britain's richest men, a lawyer and a bank chairman? Was it an accident or a murder worthy of a novel? What made this luxury yacht so special? Why does a boat like this need such a long mast? Was the ship's record mast a risk factor? What are the water cones and air pockets that could have caused the disaster? Why can the crew claim not to have been aware of the impending storm when it had been forecast by the Italian meteorological service and the Sicilian fishermen had been informed? What kind of positioning and warning systems are on board such a vessel? The captain was hoisting the mobile buoy but not the anchor, the engines were switched off and the so-called bathing platform at the end of the boat was presumably open - what can explain all this? What is the protocol in the event of a sinking emergency on a boat? Why did they not board a lifeboat? How is it possible that passengers died but the captain and all but one of the crew survived? How deep is the wreck and what conditions there make the search difficult? How are the search divers working? When can they recover the ship? What are the experts examining on the wreck? Should we expect evidence to be destroyed? When will it be known whether a crime or an accident has occurred? What does the maritime community learn from such tragedies? Tamás Balogh, President of the Association for the History of Navigation of the Scientific Dissemination Society, in InfoRadio Arena on 28.08.2024. Podcast. Subscribe to InfoRadio's YouTube channel and get first-hand information about the latest uploads! Follow us on the web: https://infostart.hu/ Follow us on Facebook:   / infor%c3%a1di%c3%b3-118703541479581   InfoRadio. Hungary's news radio. The News Radio.