Last Seconds of Sinking Superyacht | Alfa Nero Raid Update | Ep118 SY News
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Last Seconds of Sinking Superyacht | Alfa Nero Raid Update | Ep118 SY News
FBI International offices
Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty
Update on Alfa Nero boarding
Update on Sinking yacht
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Always sad to see a vessel sink. but I do find your updates very informative and interesting, thanks👍
yes, it is so sad
Sad? Why? The rich dude gets insurance, he buys new custom built new one and bam jobs! As long as no one looses their lives its a win win
Renamed, "Bubbles".
Davey Jones 🤫
Sad the callousness about other people's feelings.
Great reporting! Thanks for the update. Cheers.
Thank you for the amazing work you do to update us!👍🏼
Wow, imagine watching your boat sink. That would suck.
Glad everyone was safe
I wish people would not immediately jump to the conclusion that it was done for insurance because that is rarely the case. For many it is a heart-breaking moment akin to having your home burn down with equal loss of irreplaceable mementoes. Thank goodness that fire regulations usually mean that the souls are saved.
@@WOTArtyNoobs Absolutely heart breaking
@@WOTArtyNoobs Are atheists' souls saved too?
@@justayoutuber1906 No definitely not. They will be condemned to Hell. That awful hot place where they don’t need to spend money on heating in the winter months! 🤪🤪😂😂
It's probably done for insurance. It's not like seeing your house damaged, unless your house comes with ridiculous monthly operational costs that don't weigh up against an attractive insurance payout.
For many years I serviced these liferafts. They have a hydrostatic release system on the hold down straps that keep the raft securely stowed and that will activate with about 6 meters of depth (hydrostatic pressure). The raft container has positive buoyancy and will rise towards the surface. The sinking vessel then pulls the CO2 cylinder firing lanyard after about 10 meters. (varies). Whereas this lanyard is normally physically fastened between the yacht and liferaft for manual release by cutting after the occupants are aboard the raft, in the case of a hydrostatic release, the firing lanyard is only connected to the CO2 cylinder and once fired the raft is free of physical connection to the vessel and will inflate on the surface as it deploys.
Thank you for the info !!! Keep up the good work !! My brother !! Robert from Ohio USA 🇺🇸!!
The liferaft pod is buoyant and floats out of its cradle when below water. A hydrostatic sensor deploys the CO2 canister at 10 ft (3 M) vessel depth. and the static line is released at the end of its payout allowing the liferaft to be free of the vessel.
Very interesting about the FBI Internationally 👍. So sad to watch a beautiful yacht sink……..
That opening explanation was sharp. Insert sunglasses meme and foghorn sound effect spam after that one
I learn so much fascinating stuff from this channel - and it’s so incredibly entertaining!
When I was in college I'd spend summers in Alaska commercial fishing. I watched a 40ish meter boat sink once, same as on the video. it's creepy, sad and kind of gut wrenching. Seeing it in front of you is more pucker factor than anything else though.
Wasn't it in -Alaska- (Nova Scotia, 2018) where an owner/capt. as his boat was sinking,
simply went back to his bunk to "go -down- -with- -his- -ship- fishing"
while his crew evacuated to safety ? -forgot- -year- / -details- ,
but -I- -think- ultimately, his body was recovered ( -?- )
@@solarnaut That was the fishing vessel Provider II. The Coast Guard made attempts to locate/save/recover Captain Stoddard, but were turned back each time by the conditions. Finally, a group of locals made it to the fishing boat and cut the hull to expose the captain's quarters where they found him on his bed. He had taken off his boots.
@@pistonburner6448 more "half sunk" on rocky shoal(?), as crew of 3 put on survival gear, decades fishing hardened, 64 year old capt. said he wasn't getting off, but "going fishing." That's a choice, but locals bitched that rescue experts failed to convert tragedy into mass suicide event by joining his watery grave. Thermal imaging indicated no life on board.
Wow! Yes with water temperature surrounding you I bet that was a huge pucker factor. Takes guts to work on those ships. Good for you.
Another great show and looking forward to the next. Thanks
Great reporting. You’re the best. Thanks 😊
Thanks for my fix E!
Thanks for sharing !
Informative as always,keep up the good work ,
Your reporting style and focus on accurate and interesting information is top notch! Cheers!
Thanks for the info
There are FBI agents stationed in most large US Embassies around the world. They are stationed at smaller Embassies depending on where they are at in the world and what the US interest is. They generally do not carry the FBI title, they carry the title of Dept of Justice Attache.
It is quite appropriate to refer to Legal Attachés as the FBI agents they are just as it is appropriate to refer to Naval attachés as the Commander (or other rank) they are.
Exactly and they work with local law enforcement all over the world.
How do people not realise this?
@@tonywilson4713 The US Constitution has no mention of the FBI.
@@G-ra-ha-m murica 101
@@tonywilson4713 Because of the name Federal. Americans have always been told the FBI operates only WITHIN the US.
Thanks for digging up all that information
Hundreds of boats go down every year and has since we started building boats. Most of the people here saying its a lot of boats sinking/catching fire etc only think that cause its the first time in their life they payed attention to news like this thanks too eSysman
Working/living on the sea or even big lakes are dangerous. 40 something fishemen die at sea every year in the US alone
Correct. Many incidents don't make any newscasts. Only the crews and owners plus authorities and insurance companies know about them.
It is also dangerous to go to toilet 12 000 US citizens die on toilet every year...
@@terrykeever9422 Don’t forget about families and friends.
Maybe the Rich and Powerfull need to stop sinking their crappy luxurious boat. Or at least, make them foot the bill of recovery. Can't afford the recovery? Then you can't afford the boat.
Thank you so much for featuring my queries. Feeling dead chuffed. I understand the situation now.
Keep up the great work. Most interesting channel on YT atm. :)
Yeah. Now how do you feel about being referred to as a "Russian Bot"? Поздравления! 😉
@@rafflesnh Erm, well, I've never been to Russia. And last time I checked I was still a human being! I keep ticking those boxes on forms, anyway! :)
Excellent video. The sinking is sad. The FBI info is interesting.
Great channel!
Thank you for explaining the MLAT I've wondered how that could happen
in Iraq we had FBI and CIA.....I had to design an office space for them
That’s where all the tax money goes into corrupt departments hands
Ah yes, Office Space.....Did you put a fax cover sheet on your TPS reports?
@@justayoutuber1906 lol no.....much more went into it....I love the office space reference though
Very informative.
I've been a contractor aboard Alfa Nero on and off for the last 3 or 4 years. I have to say, I'm so sorry to see these things happen. It was one of the most well run boats in the industry. Both captains and the entire crew were always so professional and a pleasure to work with. I can't imagine why the FBI would want to board a vessel like this.
It’s owned by criminals. Pretty easy.
@@postergmail6202 well, I've worked on yachts since 2001 and I can tell you with certainty this isn't where they keep their evil plans to take over the world... it's a boat they take their holiday on. I think most probably they are having a look on-board just to be nosey as most people never get the opportunity to step on-board one and see how the other half live.
The crew of a yacht are not the owner, so it may have had a great crew but it’s the owner who is of interest. But I agree they are unlikely to find anything of interest. Most likely looking for evidence of transactions that may have been done in the US after the owner was sanctioned.
I can imagine : Crimes. Pleasurable criminals are still criminals.
@@CinePhil101 I don't believe the boat was on the list
Thanks my BROTHER
Well done
just so sad to watch a gorgeous yacht go down like this
All oligarchs' yachts should be sunk, one way or another.
,,,, and Ukraine murders ?
That depends on who the owner is. I have little sympathy for people that rich. So watching their ego sink is quite satisfying.
@@thomasridley8675 You should try to rid yourself of envy, it doesn’t do you any good.
@@jonhodges6572
It's not envy, it's disgust.
They depend on us for their wealth. But, feel we are too well off.
Great work ... Any road trips coming up soon, they are huge fun! .... Stay Safe & Keep Reporting!!
Thanks for explaining this portion of international law. Many don't have an understanding of these basic facts
Thanks!
Thank you kind sir.
@@eSysmanSuperYachts 👍
If you’re worried about the FBI operating internationally then wait til you hear about the NYPD operations internationally. The US police state as a whole is completely out of hand.
I absolutely agree. But then the USA itself is equally out of control and has been for decades.
Or the San Mateo County, CA Sheriff sending four deputies to harass a licensed Batmobile (the 60's camp version) replica maker in Indiana.
U.S. law enforcement frequently has vastly greater resources than other countries, even European countries, which is why MLAT and a host of other treaties exist. Investigators in these countries can frequently avail themselves of U.S. resources, particularly if the case involves a U.S. citizen or U.S. legal issues.
and the flip side: Canada's detaining of the Wawei executive and daughter of it's founder had China grabbing two Canadians for almost three years. Ouch.
@@thedwightguy China also sentenced a canadian accused of drug smuggling to death, not sure if they ever carried out the execution
The only thing worse than seeing your boat sink is having your boat sink from under you! i had a tinny that got swamped and sunk, it was a weird feeling
Great work on fact finding regarding the law and very well presented without malice. Keep up the good work!
It looked like there was someone on the bow till just before the boat went completely under. He appeared to jump into one of those inflatables at the last minute. He appeared to be trying to release the line from the tug boat. Brave man because the boat could have sucked him down with it.
Hopefully we will find out from the guests and crew why this happened.
Holey crap you're correct, that is absolutely crazy. Was the rope so valuable that they didn't want to cut it at the tug so they risked someone's life? The capt. of the tug should have some explaining to do.
@6:55 the life rafts located on the sides of the upper deck, just aft of the sun pads, are not deployed. @7:03 the life raft is floating so im sure your right about them deploying once submerged. I think its called a hydro-static release.
Many people think their boat is unsinkable or fireproof. This serves as a good reminder to always follow proper procedures and heed safety protocols.
Thanks Captain. Can we run with scissors?
It's awful not recovering these boats. The seas not a dumping ground for the rich & they obviously pollute the area when the oils & fuels leak out!
@@macking104 yes I know that but they have the money for these yachts so should be responsible for the recovery!!
And all of the other toxic materials on the yacht will harm the environment. They should be responsible for recovering them no matter what the cost. If they can afford a $50-100's of million dollar yachts they can afford to bring them back to the surface.
@@drdorann exactly 😊
If the house you live in were to accidently catch fire and burn, should the gov't give you a bill for what it would cost to clean the air your burning house contaminated or the cost to clean the ground of the chemicals that melted and seeped into it?
Or would you rather they shrug their shoulders and work at limiting house fires in the future.
@@jwyzdm Nobody need a luxurious boat for living. Apples and oranges.
*The FBI can ONLY conduct operations abroad IF the authorities of the jourisdiction they're operating in sign off and grant the FBI what's called "an International Warrant, or an "Invitation to Consult With Operations," alongside the foreign policing agencies. Some countries have even granted the FBI an "Enforcement Treaty," like in Kososvo after their conflict, because their domestic police agencies were all decimated by their conflict.*
I’m remembering Peter Strozk was CIA/FBI … hummmm 🤔
FBI is corrupt and EVIL
@@homertalk Absolutely Right ! 👍 The FBI is a shadow of what it once was, and a disgrace !👎🏻🥺
Trolls will be trolls, ignore them...we do...this is good stuff, thanks!
If a boat sinks, is it investigated like a plane crash ? I could imagine that it might cause pollution with leaking oil ... would the owners be prosecuted ?
Sinkings are investigated by the appropriate government agency in most countries. In France it's the Bureau d’Enquêtes sur les Évènements de Mer (BEAmer). In the States, it's the U.S. Coast Guard. Accidents oh the high seas are investigated by the flag state.
Both criminal and civil actions against the persons responsible are possible.
What replies did these simple searches turn up online?
Great question
They are normally by the insurance company and by government if its related to taxes owed
@@MarkH10 well, mine for one.
Yup on liferafts, designed / packaged to float free and auto inflate. Ocean safety canisters are common, probably 2x 8 to 12 man rafts. Great to see them working well.
Love your updates. As an aside, the FBI operated all through South America during WW II. Using US Embassies for office space. In the UK as well. Today the FBI has 63 legats worldwide.
Very treky shirt buddy
Best summary of the legal basis of extra-territorial action I've ever heard!
Note that MLAT is bilateral and voluntary.
MLAT is an agreement between countries, so it’s an voluntary to sign up. But once signed countries are obliged to act upon a request.
Nice the automatic life rafts deployed. Salt water battery triggers them when it fills.
Hi FBI 👐
I'm a marine biologist and dive at least twice weekly with no problems. But seeing a boat sink or underwater causes so much anxiety that I need to look elsewhere. I don't know why
Same as when I hear of an air crash. Utube> Blancolerio, Mentour pilot, Flywire,. etc. 🏆
Super yachts and civics lessons on the FBI. Nice.
Evertime I see a video of a ship sinking, I automatically hear the music from the movie Titanic...
I am very skeptical of the report that there were 5 crew and 4 passengers. You can't run a 40m vessel with 5 crew. Capt, Mate, Engr, Chef, 2/3 Stwds and 2 deckies, so 8 or 9. It's not unknown that when crew members dont have the correct visas or qualifications or contracts that they are listed as guests to avoid issues with the authorities.
Okay dude I’ve subscribed already lol!
There seems to be a LOT of yachts either sinking or going fire. What are your thoughts? Any common themes?
Must have been a slow news day, as the video of the yacht sinking was show on local TV news in Sydney Australia,,,,,
I guess one bit of good news for the owners of Saga is that it is a good time to be in the market for a 2nd hand super yacht
FBI has a great gift idea.
I wonder how much of the decision of whether to recover a vessel sunk in deep water is how much damage it takes the deeper it goes. I'm sure a vessel that sinks at the dock is in far better shape than one that's been half a kilometer down.
So sad knowing some spent three years building it. She was a beautiful yacht.
An interesting question to ask would be, what was the depth at the position the flooding was reported?
If it was a very shallow place then towing it to some extremely deep position seems suspect. The crew and salvage people should have easily been able to calculate how fast it was sinking and towed it to shallow waters instead of a place 500 meters deep.
+/- 1/4 mile.
It’s deep for many nautical miles and I’m sure they tried to get to the closest port but the recovery would be for environmental reasons only and that’s more of a problem near shore in shallow waters warship have been recovered in the past but only because the hull is an important asset but everything inside will need replacing so the insurance would just write it off
Hydrostatic release is the device that holds the life rafts on the vessel and releases it when it goes a couple feet below the surface. It cuts the straps holding the raft on a cradle.
I must say you're reporting is a heckuva lot more informative than Reuters, who posted a vid of the sinking.
Esysman looking like a Starfleet medical officer. 🖖
How would you like to be the guy unhooking the cable during those last moments? Amazing footage.
There are two crew(?) in the video on the bow probably unhooking from the tow and then climbing into the rafts.
A question please. How does the tug crew release a towing cable under tension as shown in the video? If it were to be cut on the tug there would be a danger of the cable whipping back and causing fatal injury to anyone in the vicinity. Thank you.
Quick release towing hooks, Liam.
@@Nathan-vw9du How do they work? Would the tug have lost the tow line? This is a question for TimBatSea
Would like to know how that works also. Maybe the tug reverses and gets closer to release some of the tension. The weight of the cable would still be on it.
Depends how the rigging is attached to the tug.
They may be using a Pelican Hook what can release under tension.
They might cut the line fairly near where its attached to the tug.
OK, I asked Tim on the TimBatSea channel. Tim captains an ocean going tug and has many years experience of large tug boats. He replied as below:
Thank you for watching Trevor. I know about that incident only from the link you sent. But I can surmise that one of three things happened. The first would be that if the boat sunk in 500 meters of water, most towing vessels of any real size have over 2000 feet of wire on the winch. The next thing would be that if the wire came tight, it would most likely rip the soft line or rip out the Ballards they were tired to. But the last thing is that if you freewheel the winch it will (or it should) break off the cable clamps that hold the end on. Of or you pay our enough wire until whatever you are towing ends up on the bottom, we are all required to have a set of torches on board to cut the wire. CUOTO
ruclips.net/user/TimBatSeavideos
Would like your comments on the reach of the US Coastguard, say, in Caribbean waters, and the process for responding to them if they request a boarding. In cruising yachtie circles, this used to always be a good topic of discussion.
I was boarded by the USCG while sailed off the coast of Puerto Rico when I was the captain of a smaller sailing yacht in the 90's. Can't remember the exact distance from the island but we were definitely within night-time visual contact. Fun fact: since we were on a nice 10+ kt beam reach in pretty flat water they requested to/or we came to the agreement? that they would board while we stayed under sail. ⛵
is the number of ships catching on fire and sinking doing it at a normal rate these days? Thanks so much for your videos....I find them quite interesting
Whenever I watch your video's, it reminds me to never buy a superyacht.
Or buy 2 so when the 1st starts sinking you have another to climb onto.
Absolutely! All U.S. Federal Agencies are present where the local government requests them.
Would love to know more about this sinking. How it happened, is the big one?
Sad and scary to watch this ship go under, glad everyone was rescued.
500 meters is impossible to recover. Great video 👍😃
@6:43 lucky fish :-)
eSysman now dressed like a Star Trek doctor
How did the auction end up? It was yesterday, wasn’t it? Thanks
Do most sinkings occur when the vessel strikes a submerged rock or reef?
It’s a sad sight too see a beautiful boat sink like that.
Great videos. And love how you keep guessing to a minimum. Once again we’ll done. But as an American if you can’t play with your toys then insurance fraud. And what better cover story than I was on board when it sank. Lol.
Seems to be a lot of either sinking of high end yachts or fires onboard them lately.
Is this due to lack of maintenance or us it due to captain/operator error?
Rule #1, don't forget your drain plug.
for cars too
And your M1 Abrams. 👍
This moment only 3 likes and 71 comments.? Come on, give him a like!
Regardless of the vessel will be recovered or not - what do you do with the fuel and oil onboard?
Sooner or later the diesel and oil will start to leak. Will they try to empty the tanks or just leave it - or did they do that before the towing?
Wonder what happens to grand yacht that has sunk? Does it be come a haven for fish? Or do divers try to go and recapture any goods? I keep saying, there is a movie in the making here, one day! Thank you eSysman!
1600 feet down? Nobody is going to try to go down and recover anything! As @Eric E commented anything over one hundred meters which is one-fifth of the five hundred meters becomes exceedingly difficult. Even if it is possible, it would be too costly. Everything will be written off.
Thanks for correcting the know-it-all nutjobs in the US about the scope and reach of the FBI. And I'm from the US, in case some fellow citizens have anything to say about that.
Citizen = Employee of the corporation of UNITED STATES OF AMERICA plc
You can't be from the "US" as it is a legal durisdiction and not a landmass. You can be from the land mass known as North America though.
Sorry to be the one to correct your indoctrination (In the dock of the tri nation).
The Tri Nation = The three pillars of the Illuminati (each City has an Obelisk)
Pillar 1 - Vatican - Spiritual Domination of planet Earth (controls all religions).
Pillar 2 - City of London - Home to the Crown Money Cartel, Controls finance world wide.
Pillar 3 - Washington DC - The Military arm of the illuminati - They use dumb Americans to increase the size of their Babylonian empire.
This 10 Square miles was created by the "Act of 1871" to subvert the US constitution and allow America to
be ruled over by a foreign private corporation known as THE CROWN.
States is short for "estates" i.e. slave plantations.
@@TwoFingeredMamma Wow. Really tapped into the nutjob conspiracy stream, here.
Thanks for all that pointless insane blathering.
Why not chat about yachts? it's much more fun than going off your meds.
@@TwoFingeredMamma
BTW: I've seen the obelisks in London and the Vatican (both stolen from Egypt), as well as the "new" one in Washington, DC. I've also been to Paris and NYC, where I've also visited obelisks taken from Egypt. I've also been to Egypt itself, where there are many obelisks, including the one at Luxor, which is the twin of the one in Paris. I've also been to Buenos Aires, where there is a "new" obelisk. Oh, and I've been to one in Istanbul, (ditto being taken from Egypt, which is, well, the land of obelisks, of course).
I seem to have visited many obelisks across the world, so I'm a bit concerned that, having been drawn to so many obelisks, I might be an unwitting member of the Illuminati. What do you think, TFM?
they arent going to be much moved by actual facts WS
@@dont-want-no-wrench They never are, are they? Oh, well.
Most larger US embassies have FBI agents listed as legal attaches.
Would the owner be able to send divers down to remove any of the owner’s valuables in 500 feet of water? I enjoy your videos so much!! Keep up the great work!!
He said meters, not feet and 500 meters is waaaay below the record scuba dive depth. Ain't nothing worth the cost of salvage that deep
ROV is the only feasible recovery device
Maybe video of the Titanic wreckage? Just saying.
Almost all yachts have life rafts with hydrostatic releases.
I am really surprised that any American would be confused over the ability of the FBI to operate outside of US borders. I think you are right that these were politically motivated.
Well the FBI is also confused about their operations inside the US acting like a branch of the Democratic Party vendetta...
Ignorant trumper no doubt
Future spot to visit for yachts with submarines...
It appears that one inflatable boat is being used by the person sent over to detach the tow cable. You can see them upright in the bow - then clambering aboard his inflatable as the yacht disappears below the waves.
OMG! I missed five videos 😱 The yachting world is sailing away 🛥🏃♀️💨💨
Fish acquired a huge residential area.
Contributed to SDGs.
What a surprise, another yacht lost....😐
Do the seals on transom doors and beach club doors often present a problem failing allowing water to enter through the stearn?
I always wondered what it would look like watching the titanic, now I can have a frame of reference
Wouldn't the sinking yacht keep good pitch as long as it is being pulled ? (aka, flow of water bellow boat lifting the stern and keeping boat more or less level?
Was there a decision made (I assume by coast guard) to stop tug boat at a time where the yacht had become too heavy and as soon as it stopped, it started to sink stern first? Does onwer/captain of sinking boat have a say in the decision to abandon effort to salvage it, or it is entirely at coast guard's discretion?
I wondered the same thing, when smaller boats sink the tow guys get it up on plane and let the water drain out then tow it close to shore, or put floats under it. The only explanation I can think of is that boats that big boats don't ever actually get up on plane like a smaller boat will.
Thank you for informing the uneducated, and/or most likely, too lazy to research a topic prior to commenting. Baffles me that in this day and age, where information is literally at the fingertips, ppl perpetuate rumors and inaccurate information. Even scarier that these ppl sometimes vote.
Everybody who know how the world turn know that US like to be World Police and they give themselves right they don't have,at least on a legal basis.But it seems that thing are changing.
Joseph: that amount of research could take UP TO thirty seconds of time!
If people knew half as much about politics as they know about sport, the world would be an amazing place.
@@goavegas4874 The FBI has to be invited by a host country and then, typically, the FBI only assist in an advisory capacity. World Police? Quit calling for help then.
@@justashipinthenight2921 Right!
Any idea how much Axioma went for?
@@alaneisner5739 The first 20 million will go to pay off Chase what is owed them. Then I don't know if anything above would go to Ukraine or where? It is in Gibralter, so it is likely to be decided by that government.