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Has anyone else been following the case of the fishing vessel "Hotline"? I have such a sinking feeling about what happened here. It's hard to wrap my head around how a commercial vessel like that could go down so suddenly. I mean, these boats are usually built tough to withstand harsh conditions, right? My heart goes out to the families of those lost, and I'm especially thinking about James Carnegie and his loved ones during this difficult time. I hope they find more answers soon. The ocean can be so unforgiving.
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Has anyone looked into the weather conditions on the day the "Hotline" sank? I read somewhere that there might have been a sudden storm in the area around the time they went missing. I’m wondering if anyone has more info on this or if it could have played a role in what happened. Sometimes unexpected weather can hit harder and faster than we think, especially out at sea. Any insights or resources would be appreciated. Just trying to piece together what might have contributed to the tragedy and the disappearance of James Carnegie.