Trevor Collins

right right hey we're handling it a few minutes later you disappear from radar completely that says i'm bilging the water we're totally fine we'll make it something cataclysmic happened you know what i mean like yeah it does seem to reason that uh something quick would have gone down rather than a slow sinking of the ship

Now to cap off this theory, it is said that if the bottom of the ship had struck the ground, it could have caused damage to the steel hull and it could have gone undetected amidst the rough, you know, the rough storm and the waves and things.

But again, the fact that it seemed to sink so fast after he radioed, he didn't seem alarmed.

But again, I'm reading into it.

I don't know.

Christian, I'm curious if you managed to find anything on the damage.

Okay, but let me be cynical for a second.

The ship operator's parent company?

Mm-hmm.

would be inclined to make it his fault as a captain rather than our ships are faulty, right?

Conflicting reports, very interesting.

God, but it makes these conversations so difficult when you start just, someone's lying, someone's lying.

It's right there, man.

We got photos of it.

Christian, don't look.

But I'm, oh man, I want to know.

I want to know who's got more reason to lie.

A little healthy skepticism never hurt nobody.

But ultimately, that's the final theory here.

There are a couple other like smaller theories, but ultimately all center around similar ideas here.