Canadian police are looking into the deaths of five people killed in the implosion of the Titan submersible
The US Coast Guard said the vessel had suffered a catastrophic implosion which would have killed all those on board.
Canadian police appear to be leading the criminal investigation because the ship towing the sub left from Newfoundland and was a Canadian-flagged vessel.It has emerged that a number of engineering and deep sea experts, including a former employee, had raised serious concerns over the sub's safety with the company's bossMany of them focussed on the novel carbon fibre design used for the hull and the fact the submersible had not been certified by outside agencies.
Three British citizens and a French Titanic expert died alongside Mr Rush after paying hundreds of thousands of pounds to see the famous wreck.Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video playerLatest tributes to the victims were paid today by the sons of billionaire private jet dealer Hamish Harding.
One of them described him as the"best father I could have ever asked for [who] inspired me more than anyone will ever know".The Transportation Safety Board said on Friday that it had sent a team to St John's in Newfoundland to gather information and interview people.
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