Quote Originally Posted by bent View Post
I think you and Tom, Richard and some others are spinning this. Who says the details are gone for good? None does. You guys don't know that.
Put yourself in position of the recovery divers. You basically just got out of the water after you had to get a body (likely of someone you knew) out of the cave. Now, you haven't even dried off and already you are being bugged by a pack of vultures that DEMAND details NOW. So they can talk about it on the internet. Really? If I was a one of the recovery divers, I'd be livid. For crying out loud, if there is no information in 3 month you guys can ##### and moan all you want and you would at least have somewhat of a point.
What do you guys need to info for NOW and why can't you wait another 2 weeks?
For instance, in the EN accident with the two JJ diver and the tow germans in Mx, there was lots of info released. Just not the day after.

If anyone wants to talk accident analysis, you can open up a thread about CCR HUDs or whatever and talk about what could have happened in a situation like that.
I apparently missed this post, but saw your others. You can go back and look, I have never once said I think info needs to come out in a specific time frame or even soon. I don't really care because I get every little bitty detail sent to me without asking. I have no dog in the fight as to when the info should come out. I do have issue with the fact that details never seem to become public knowledge for people to learn from at some point, and there really isn't any accident analysis. The main issue I have is the recovery divers can't seem to get things straight within themselves. Every single incident someone runs their mouth(almost always the same couple of people) and their buddies know the details. But when one of the recovery divers feels it should be public, those same people who constantly blab the details suddenly have an issue with it. And they veil it under concern for the family. If that was true then they should be caring enough not to blab to their buddies to begin with. There's alot of talking out of both sides of their mouths. This isn't meant to be derogatory to all of the recovery divers. They garner my respect. This is specifically about the few who can't keep quiet to their friends, but don't want anybody else to know. I don't mean this as a slight to you but I have no other way to say it. You don't live in cave country and are far from local, so it's hard to understand unless your around it.