Kaelyn (Kaylin) Moore
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But the team spent the weeks before they did this recovery deliberately working through their grief.
They wanted to get it out and process as much of it as they could because they wanted to know that when they finally went into the water, they were going to be technicians and not still mourning their friends because they felt like down there, grief could get them killed.
On March 24th, the deep team slipped under the ice at Pleura and started the Traverse, with camera operators filming alongside them.
That footage would later become a documentary called Diving into the Unknown.
I highly recommend it if you can watch it.
I think I watched it on Tubi.
It's the reason that we actually know a lot about how this recovery went.
They reached Uzumaki's body first, and they found that his body was still suspended down there in the water.
And then about sixty-five feet further on, they came upon Watrinen, still wedged exactly where Gronkfist had been forced to leave him seven weeks before.
They cut away his tangled equipment and worked his body free from the restriction that had trapped it.
And then Gronkfus took hold of a scooter and began the long haul trip up and out, towing his friend towards the surface.
Pakarinen followed behind to help guide the body through the tightest passages, and the next day they went back down and they recovered Uzumaki, with another diver, Yani Santala, joining for that second dive.
Both men were finally brought up through Stein Ugel Floggett,
Gronkhis had brought body bags from his fire station and they placed the two Yaris inside of them.
All told the operation had taken a hundred and one hours of dive time.
And then when they were in the cave, the team stood together and they held a moment of silence.
Ultimately, they did have to notify the police, even though what they had done was technically illegal.
They had done the recovery and they wanted the police to be aware.
But in the end, there were no serious legal consequences for this group and the two men did make it home.
It's kind of a bittersweet ending to that story, and honestly, the Maldives story has a bittersweet ending as well.
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