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Survivor of deepest sea rescue in history has ‘horrible feeling’ about missing Titanic sub
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1:16Now PlayingThe last living survivor of the deepest successful sea rescue in history fears the worst for the five passengers aboard the small submersible that vanished while visiting the Titanic wreck over the weekend.
Roger Mallinson, who in 1973 was rescued alongside his diving partner after spending 84 hours trapped 1,575 feet underwater off the coast of Ireland in a 6-foot-wide sub, said the fact that there has been zero communication from the missing vessel was an ominous sign.
“That is horrendous. I can’t understand why they haven’t transmitted some signal of some sort,” Mallinson, 85, told Sky News.
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