​NTSB SAYS OWNERS TO BLAME FOR 17 DEATHS IN BOAT ACCIDENT

The National Transportation Safety Board has concluded today that Ripley Entertainment and Ride the Ducks Branson are to blame for the 2018 sinking of a duck boat that killed 17 people because managers did not relay a severe weather forecast to the vessel’s captain.  

The nearly two-year long National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) probe found a “systemic problem with the company as a whole,” a federal investigator said at a board meeting Tuesday.

The board decided against specifically naming the captain of the Stretch Duck 7 in its findings of fault. “You can’t know what you don’t know,” NTSB Chairman Robert Sumwalt said, noting that when the vessel arrived at the shore of Table Rock Lake on July 19, 2018, “it was glassy smooth on that lake.” 

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Matt
Matt
2 years ago

At the end of this I see… For additional information visit our friends at CNN.

Your FRIENDS at CNN? Are you people fucking crazy? CNN is #FakeNews