A couople of obvious questions on this accident:

   	- If the seas were only three feet, why keep the engines running to 
prevent hydrostatic lock? Sounds like it was a lot worse than that, or the boat 
is a peice of shit.

        - Who is the rocket scientist that decided to try a fixed boat dive in 
the Gulf Stream? 

        - Why would Clayton do two hours of deco for a bounce dive requiring 
virtually none, especially while he knows his buddy is missing? 

   This is clearly and obviously the usual prognisis - complete strokery from 
the usual strokes. When are you weeenies going to learn to do this right? I 
would suggest learning to dive, learning the truth about dive physiology, 
learning a little physics, and then a two-by-four to the head to get the 
priorites straight. 

   Next apply Rule Number One - Don't Dive With Strokes, and the whole bunch of 
you would have stayed home.

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