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All but one of the crew survived. None of the passengers did.

• CRConrad 2y ago
  ETA 2: > All but one of the crew survived. None of the passengers did. ___ I thought some passengers survived too? A nearby comment says, "His wife gave a statement about the storm and capsizing." Isn't that Lynch's wife they meant? [1] I don't even know if he was married. But if he was, it feels likely his wife would have been there too. And since the six dead were Lynch and his daughter plus two other married couples, Lynch's wife wasn't among them. Either way, IIRC here were supposed to be ten passengers, and only six of them seem to have died. Also, wasn't the very first body found the ship's cook? [2] So I think both of your statements are wrong. ___ ETA: [1]: Even better, from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41315204 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41315204 : "Angela Barcares, Mike Lynch’s wife, survived. Speaking to the Italian daily La Repubblica while sitting in a wheelchair in a Sicilian hospital..." [2]: And from https://megayachtnews.com/2024/08/yacht-bayesian-sinks-in-severe-weather-off-sicily/ https://megayachtnews.com/2024/08/yacht-bayesian-sinks-in-se... : "Six other guests, the captain, and eight crewmembers escaped on the 19th in a liferaft, several with injuries. Until yesterday, the chef was the only confirmed fatality. Search-and-rescue personnel found his body on Monday." So yeah, you're definitely full of it.