Shipwreck in Sicily From lack of oxygen, 4 of the passengers in the chamber died – no water was found in their lungs

Asphyxiating and excruciating was the death for 4 of the passengers of the super-luxury Balaysian who sank off. According to the newspaper La Repubblica Jonathan Bloomer, his wife Judy Bloomer, Chris Morvillo and his wife Neda Morvillo, four of the seven people who died when the super-luxury Bayesian chamberlain sank last month Four people who died when a super-luxury chamberlain sank off Sicily, died of asphyxiation as oxygen ran out. The hull sank when a heavy storm broke out. They traveled along with British technology tycoon Mike Lynch to celebrate his acquittal from fraud charges in June in the US. Mike Lynch, Hannah Lynch’s 18-year-old daughter and the chamber cook, Recaldo Thomas, also died in this wreck. The autopsies performed on the 4 passengers according to Italian media showed that while the ship was lost at the bottom they were in their cabins and the oxygen was running out, that is, they did not drown as no water was found in their lungs. The divers found them on the right side of the cabins – which according to researchers shows they were struggling to find oxygen as the ship leaned to the right after sinking. The remaining necropsies, to Mike Lynch, his daughter and Mr Thomas, are expected to take place on Friday, and the super-luxury chamberman is expected to be pulled from the bottom in the context of the investigation.