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I've been reading through the details of Steven Lambert's disappearance on the *Jupiter*, and one thing that caught my attention is the lack of official investigation into safety protocols on board the vessel. I know it was a different time back in 1990, but considering the dangerous nature of fishing work, you'd think there would have been more rigorous checks and rules in place. Has anyone come across information on whether any changes were made to safety regulations for similar vessels after this incident? It's baffling that such a tragic event didn't trigger a wider conversation about improving safety practices at sea.
Anyone here familiar with the fishing practices on boats like the *Jupiter* back in the '90s? I've been digging into Steven Lambert's case from 1990, and I'm curious about safety measures during that time. Were crew members typically using safety harnesses or life vests? It sounds like Steven's fall overboard may not have been immediately noticed, which makes me wonder if better safety protocols could have changed the outcome. If anyone has insight or knows of crew experiences on similar vessels, I'd love to hear your thoughts. What an eerie reminder of how dangerous the sea can be for fishermen.