MeatCanyon

They began advancing while inspecting for damage.

About 10 minutes into the dive, one diver began tapping on the hull.

Immediately, both divers reported that they could hear people inside the submarine banging against the hull and shouting.

Couldn't understand what they were screaming, but the message was clear.

They were terrified.

The supervisor reported that they had found evidence that the crew was still alive.

The divers continued advancing.

It was about five more minutes before their next report.

there were carvings across the submarine's metallic scaled surface.

Hieroglyphs had been carved into the submarine and appeared to stretch from the very front of the submarine toward midship.

Still, there were no signs of structural damage that would have caused the submarine to cease functioning.

The divers returned to surface and the commanding officer was given a full report on the day's findings.

The team was assured that the submarine was capable of sustaining the crew.

They were eager to retrieve it, but the crew was believed to be in relatively little danger.

As day two began, divers descended with instructions to locate four specified locations.

Engineers needed to verify they were still structurally sound for attaching rigging.

Immediately, the divers reported that they could still hear the banging coming from within.

They began locating the rigging points quickly and easily.

As they approached the forward end of the ship, just within the region which was covered in carvings, they noticed a figure moving about.

They both saw it, there was no denying it, but it soon disappeared from sight.