For days there has been no talk of anything other than the submarine that disappeared in the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. The ship, named Titan, belongs to the company OceanGate Expeditions, a company specialized in expeditions in deep sea areas.
After several days without hearing from the submersible, there is little hope of finding the five people inside alive. Although tireless searches have been carried out throughout the area and the surrounding area and the number of troops has doubled, investigators describe the search as "finding a needle in a haystack."
Through an official statement, the travel company confirmed that the people on board the submarine were four tourists who paid more than $200,000 to make the trip and the pilot.
The list of people who boarded the small ship is made up of: Hamish Harding (a 58-year-old English billionaire man), Shahzada Dawood and her son Suleman (who belong to one of the most renowned families in Pakistan), Stockton Rush (President of the OceanGate company) and the pilot, Paul-Henri Nargeolet. The presence of the president of the company in the expedition has silenced many theories about the lack of security, since the head of the trip would never have risked his own life to avoid certain measures.
In the midst of the chaos and the desperation to find the crew of the Titan, there is another piece of news that has caught the attention of thousands of users on social networks. Brian Szasz, the stepson of the British billionaire, decided to go to the concert of his favorite band, Blink-182, while specialized units around the world searched for his father.
Faced with the wave of criticism he received on the web, Hamish Harding's stepson responded emphatically: "It can be unpleasant to be here, but my family would want me to be on the Blink-182 show, since it is my favorite band and the music It helps me in difficult times''.
Although the young man was trying to let go of the controversy and not answer the thousands of messages he was receiving, the situation became complicated when the American rapper Cardi B uploaded a video to her Instagram profile stories harshly criticizing the boy for having left party: "It should be right by the phone, waiting to hear any updates."
"Isn't it sad that you're a billionaire and nobody cares about you? That's crazy. I'd rather be broke and poor, but knowing that I'm loved," the singer expressed indignantly to her millions of followers.
Although the young man has already deleted his Twitter account, before deleting it he responded to the artist very angrily: " Cardi B trying to take away 'importantia' from my suffering and that of my family. I went to a Blink 182 concert to cope with the situation instead of sitting at home and watching the news. Shame on you Cardi, have some class!"
