Grim details and unanswered questions: The Bayesian superyacht sinking investigated

The sinking of the Bayesian superyacht, an 80-metre symbol of opulence and engineering marvel, has become one of the biggest maritime mysteries in recent history. The luxurious superyacht sank in a matter of minutes, resulting in the tragic loss of seven lives, including prominent figures like Jonathan Bloomer and Mike Lynch. Last week, autopsies revealed four of the seven victims in the Bayesian superyacht wreck were trapped alive in the ship's cabins as it sank off Sicily. NYC lawyer Chris Morvillo, his wife Neda, Morgan Stanley's Jonathan Bloomer, and wife Judy died of asphyxiation due to "dry drowning" from toxic air pockets. No water was found in the lungs of the four victims, revealing they did not drown by seawater. Investigators are still searching for answers, with theories ranging from mechanical failure to sabotage, but no definitive cause has been found. As the mystery deepens, the families of the victims are left grappling with their grief and the unanswered questions surrounding the tragedy.