Seems they did not know about making pads, or they would have built a caisson, and gotten that out of there in about a day
Showing posts with label underwater. Show all posts
Showing posts with label underwater. Show all posts
Sunday, July 05, 2026
Saturday, July 04, 2026
The research vessel of the late Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, was outfitted with of state-of-the-art sensors and remotely operated vehicles to aid in its underwater archeology mission.
The Navy purchased the vessel in 2022 for $12.5 million, and in 2025 rechristened the Sarah Lynn, the U.S. Naval Institute was first to report.
Friday, May 01, 2026
Saturday, February 28, 2026
the SS Thistlegorm sank in 1941, meeting her untimely end while carrying war supplies to Alexandria via the Suez Canal, sank by German bombers, found by the ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau in the 1950s, but he didn’t tell anyone where she was.
Among her most famous treasures are the BSA motorbikes, Bedford trucks, guns and Wellington boots.
Sunday, September 28, 2025
Thursday, September 11, 2025
Friday, September 05, 2025
finally, a missing person report can be closed, a man missing from Arizona since Dec 2023 was pulled out of Lake Powell in his truck
the truck was spotted in the water over the Labor Day weekend on Lone Rock Beach within the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
So, why doesn't the simply obvious happen when people are missing, and there's a lake or river nearby... or even missing cars? Why is it that the police don't have an underwater search team?
Thursday, September 04, 2025
while searching for clues tied to a 1970 cold case, a dive team (not the police who do not do this type of work requiring effort) found 97 cars in the Chicago River, proving that for the last half century, Chicago car thieves are never seen dumping cars
https://www.fox32chicago.com/news/chicago-river-search-cold-case-couple-turns-up-91-vehicles
Though the Chicago Police Department has a dive team, it doesn't show up to earn the paycheck unless an underwater vehicle is impeding boat traffic.
Though the Chicago Police Department has a dive team, it doesn't show up to earn the paycheck unless an underwater vehicle is impeding boat traffic.
And nothing in the news shows that finding 97 cars in the Chicago River motivated the police to check them for reported lost or stolen cars, nor the city to remove the underwater polluting vehicles.
Thursday, August 14, 2025
central Minnesota authorities discovered human remains in a car submerged in the Mississippi River, after the car turned up on a fisherman's sonar
The sheriff's office contacted a tow company to help remove the car, which the Sartell Police Department said was "intact but severely deteriorated, had been underwater for decades and was filled with river sediment."
The sheriff's office says the car was a 1960s-era Buick, belonging to Roy Benn. Benn was last seen in Sartell on Sept. 24, 1967, driving a blue 1963 Buick Electra. He allegedly had been carrying a "large sum of money" when he was last seen
Benn, a widower who owned an apartment building and an appliance service business in nearby St. Cloud, was considered financially comfortable and known to carry substantial sums of cash. Authorities at the time said he may have been carrying thousands of dollars when he vanished, according to the outlets.
Sunday, August 03, 2025
On Friday morning, a car was pulled from Jordan Lake in Chatham County after a fisherman saw it on sonar earlier in the week.
The submerged vehicle, an early 2000s Nissan Maxima, was found under the U.S. Highway 64 bridge, a spot where the lake was about 30 feet deep. No one was inside the vehicle.
Chatham County deputies initially responded to the scene Tuesday, but found no signs of a recent crash and received no reports of missing motorists in the area.
Tuesday, July 29, 2025
Thursday, July 17, 2025
Tuesday, July 15, 2025
8 Faroe islands are connected by 23 tunnels, 4 underwater, and includes the world's only undersea roundabout, nicknamed the jellyfish... are an inspiration to those in the Shetland Islands who realize the ferries aren't sustainable (thank you Stephen! )
the prime minister of the tiny Faroe Islands, which are 200 miles further out into the Atlantic, points out what a success tunnels have been for them.
At its deepest point the Faroe tunnel is 614ft below the waves and has halved the driving time between the capital and the second biggest town.
"I think we have learned in the Faroe Islands that investment in infrastructure is a good investment," Johannesen told the BBC.
The Shetland island council runs ferry services to nine islands, carrying around 750,000 passengers each year on 12 vessels at a cost of £23m per year.
The average age of the fleet is 31.5 years, costs have risen sharply in the past decade, and some routes are struggling to meet demand for vehicle places.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvg7jw27w1do
Sunday, June 22, 2025
Thursday, March 20, 2025
a young Sparta Tennessee teen couple disappeared in 2000 when their car missed a corner, went into a river and they died... their car (98 Grand Am) and remains were finally located in 2021, when YouTube diver Jeremy Beau Sides discovered their car
There was no guard rail when the teens went off the road
https://www.facebook.com/jeremybechtelanderinfoster/posts/pfbid0eHnLyfBt2M2btKFsof76EBWJhjscC5LGh3TpgySzjiKFCmQLcosUYWSeH7SkYQfRl
https://www.facebook.com/jeremybechtelanderinfoster
https://www.knoxnews.com/story/news/2022/07/20/erin-foster-jeremy-bechtel-buried-after-youtube-star-finds-car/10068664002/
https://www.facebook.com/jeremybechtelanderinfoster
https://www.knoxnews.com/story/news/2022/07/20/erin-foster-jeremy-bechtel-buried-after-youtube-star-finds-car/10068664002/
Tuesday, March 11, 2025
New lead in 1958 cold case of missing family prompts underwater search, confirms identity of the Martin family
Police initially speculated that the family's car may have crashed into the river, though the circumstances surrounding the event could not be fully explained. Complicating the case was the discovery of a stolen handgun and the arrest of two ex-convicts in the area the day after the family's disappearance. Investigators were unable to determine if the incidents were in any way connected.
The whereabouts of Kenneth, Barbara and Barbie remain undetermined. Their vehicle was discovered in 2024. The family's disappearance has been described as one of the "most baffling" mysteries in Oregon history, and it sparked the greatest manhunt the state had undertaken at the time.
During the search, a .38 Colt Commander handgun was found, which had been disposed of in the bushes and was covered in dried blood.
The handgun was turned over to law enforcement but never processed for evidence. The gun's serial number was traced to a Meier & Frank department store. It was discovered that the gun had been among several sporting good items that the Martins' son Donald had been accused of stealing while working at a Meier and Frank two years prior. Donald, aged 28 when his family disappeared, was a United States Navy veteran and graduate student at Columbia University in New York City at the time
In December 1966, Donald—the only surviving member of the family—inherited the family's "modest" estate, which had been in mandated probate for seven years. He later moved to Kapolei, Hawaii, and became a teacher at James Campbell High School, Ê»Ewa Beach. Donald died in October 2004, at the age of 73, leaving three children behind.
On May 1, 1959, three months after the tire tracks were reported, a river drilling rig near The Dalles reportedly hooked something of substantial weight to its anchor. It became dislodged before it could be pulled to the surface. In the early morning hours of May 2, a fisherman and his wife reported seeing what appeared to be two bodies floating downstream near Cascade Locks. They later encountered the bodies near Bonneville Dam.
On the afternoon of May 3, the body of Susan was discovered on the north bank of the Columbia River, near Camas, Washington, roughly 70 miles west of The Dalles. Her identity was positively confirmed via dental records. The next morning, the body of Virginia was discovered near Bonneville Dam, roughly 46 miles west of The Dalles
The vehicle was located approximately 50 feet below the water's surface, buried beneath rock, silt, and other debris, and was unearthed using a vacuum dredge. Several other vehicles were also found in the process.
Recovery efforts began last Thursday. Portions of the vehicle, including the chassis, rear axle and engine, were extracted and sent to the Oregon State crime laboratory for examination.
Saturday, March 08, 2025
Saturday, December 07, 2024
10-acre lake, installed in Santa Ana in 1978, was just drained to replace operational equipment and facilities, was hiding 3 vehicles, one was a 65 Oldsmobile
The cops apparently aren't investigating to see if these are stolen/recovered, they are simply impounding and disposing of them
Friday, November 29, 2024
a 1978 Lincoln and human remains of a wealthy NY couple who were missing for 44 years, were just located at the bottom of a pond near a hotel they had been staying in.
Because the car was so badly deteriorated, they had to drain the pond to get the car out of it
Saturday, August 10, 2024
a fisherman using sonar spotted a shadow of what looked like a pickup truck in the Seneca River, it was a 77 Ramcharger stolen in 1981
Due to the truck deteriorating under 20 feet of water in the mud, it has been difficult to remove and has not been removed from the water.
Through a recovered license plate the sheriff’s office found that the truck was reported stolen on October 10, 1981, to the then-Town of Clay Police Department.
With the dive team’s collection of evidence, it was determined that the truck had no one inside it.
Due to the truck deteriorating under 20 feet of water in the mud, it has been difficult to remove and has not been removed from the water.
With the dive team’s collection of evidence, it was determined that the truck had no one inside it.
Due to the truck deteriorating under 20 feet of water in the mud, it has been difficult to remove and has not been removed from the water.
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