Suruthi
speaker
1,385 appearances
7 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 11 Jun
Suruthi’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The base of the skull was a collection of tiny bone fragments only.
The soft tissues of the face were found, however, completely separated from the body, just below the shoulder joint.
The upper right arm was torn to pieces, but still attached to the body.
Both hands had been separated from the lower arms.
The right thigh, leg and foot were missing, but the knee joint was found.
The left thigh had been separated from the pelvis just below the hip joint.
The pelvis itself had been divided into three parts.
To one of these parts, a small segment of the small bowel was attached.
by his colleagues who were just like what the fuck was that explosion come running down and just see the reports like from the men on the rig when they come down it's just like there is just like matter sprayed everywhere it is so ghoulish that if you put this in a like tv show you should be like what the fuck it's so macabre and we've got some more autopsy for you and it's my turn
And, yeah, the only blessing is that it's unlikely that Charles, Coward, Lucas or Bergensen felt a thing.
It would have all been over within milliseconds.
They wouldn't have even been aware what was happening in all likelihood before it was all over.
The man who survived, Saunders, probably suffered the most pain with his myriad broken bones after being hit by the diving bell.
Because it's not like a little pod.
It's a ginormous metal capsule that has to be able to withstand that level of pressure.
But us sitting here saying that those men probably didn't feel a thing, probably little comfort to the families of those who died.
And of course, a full-scale investigation into what happened was immediately launched.
And at first, the Norwegian government and the company it owned, who managed the Byford, Comex, decided that they weren't to blame.
Hmm.
Yeah, so just to be clear, it's not like specifically state run, but the company that managed the Byford is owned by the state.
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