'All good here': Last messages revealed from Titan submersible before implosion

revealing testimony today into what happened leading up to the deadly Titan submersible implosion the experimental watercraft carried five passengers deep into the ocean in June of 2023 to see the wreckage of the Titanic days later the imploded watercraft was found in pieces near the very ship it intended to see new photos shared today the passengers including a legendary Titanic researcher and three wealthy tourists did not make it we are charged to also detect uh misconduct or negligence by credential Mariners and if there's any uh detection of a criminal act we would make a recommendation to the Department of Justice the US Coast Guard sharing today what the Titan crew was communicating via text messages with people on board a ship at the surface one of the Titan's final responses was all good here investigators testified that there were many problems during previous trips including equipment issues including 70 equipment issues in 2021 and 48 more in 2022 and ocean Gate's former engineering director Tony niss said that whenever issues were brought up the chief would disregard them um we hadn't really gone deep enough long enough and we were flexing 37% more so it was it was the first warning and when when was this report drafted I released it um October 10th 2018 and from when you released that report until 2019 were any corrections or modifications made to the carbon fiber Hall no n testifying that CEO Stockon Rush who was killed in the implosion did not listen to concerns Ocean Gate says it has been fully cooperating with the Coast Guard and NTSB investigation since they began the Titan has been making troops to the Titanic wreckage since 2021 this hearing is expected to last two weeks zorine sha ABC News Los Angeles