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From: Lee Licata (no email)
Date: Wed Oct 05 2005 - 08:09:28 EDT
To all,
It appears from news reports that they were attracted to a large
mansion on the shore, on a hill.
Those on the far side would not have been able to see it as there was a
hardtop.
It has been suggested that to see, the passengers had to go to one side.
Lee
On Oct 5, 2005, at 14:32, Ron Rogers wrote:
If passengers were trapped inside the enclosure, lifejackets might not
have
helped the elderly. I'm curious what might have attracted them to one
side
and whether they had been seated on fixed benches or chairs as alleged.
Ron Rogers
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Alexander" <>
| Jeff,
|
| Your analysis of this particular accident is exactly in line with my
| thinking.
|
| Unfortunately this type is incident is exactly the type of thing that
will
| lead to a rebirth of the idea of forcing everyone on boats to wear
life
| jackets 100% of the time, maybe on tour boats of this type that idea
is
not
| such a bad one but on everyday recreational boats it would be quite a
| nuisance.
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