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Home›Green Marine›Trawler crew will remain in watery grave
Green Marine

May 12, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Trawler crew will remain in watery grave

Bodies will not be retrieved from the sunken trawler Lindsay because of the great depth at which the vessel lies, the ship’s owners said on Wednesday. “We have taken advice from experts and have been told that the Lindsay lies about 150 metres below the surface of sea,” said Craig Bacon, a director

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Bodies will not be retrieved from the sunken trawler Lindsay because of the great depth at which the vessel lies, the ship’s owners said on Wednesday. “We have taken advice from experts and have been told that the Lindsay lies about 150 metres below the surface of sea,” said Craig Bacon, a director of Viking Inshore Fishing.

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