known as “Mr. TitanicPaul-Henri Nargeolet had explored the surroundings of the famous ship many times. After the wreck was found in 1985, he participated in the first expeditions that succeeded in removing valuable objects from the ship, which was standing at a depth of 3 meters. 800 meters in the North Atlantic. Paul-Henri Nargeolet, originally from Haute-Savoie, spent the first part of his career as a naval officer, taking a fresh turn in 1986 as responsible for deep intervention submarines from the French Research Institute. Marine Utilization Institute (Ifremer).
The scientist was one of the five passengers of Titan, this small submarine disappeared near the wreckage of the Titanic. After several days of searches, they were pronounced dead last Thursday.
Patrick Lahey, friend of Paul-Henri Nargeolet and an expert in the underwater industry, spoke about the methods of the late scientist and company boss, Stockton Rush.ocean gateIn the interview he gave, he died in the same accident. Times this Monday, June 26.
“He could even persuade someone who knew and understood the risks…he was like a hunter.“His boss explainedocean gate.
Patrick Lahey also said he tried to prevent Paul-Henri Nargeolet from going to Titan. “I explained to him very clearly why he shouldn’t be there. He understood. I believe Paul-Henri thought that somehow being there could help these men avoid a tragedy.“, he said. And to add: “I told Paul-Henri that going there reinforced the legitimacy of this expedition. I said, ‘You become the ambassador of this thing. When people see your journey and what you stand for, you legitimize what OceanGate does’“.
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Source: Programme Television
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