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Hey everyone, I've been digging around a bit more into Samuel Quatell's story from 1983. One detail that catches my curiosity is the ISE II vessel itself. From what I gather, it was a typical fishing boat for the era, but I'm wondering about the specifics of the crew dynamic and operations onboard. Did anyone happen to uncover details about the safety measures employed on the ship back then, or hear anything from other crew members about how Samuel seemed that day? I mean, working those waters must have required a tight-knit crew due to the risky conditions. Sometimes these small details can reveal changes or issues in routine that might go unnoticed initially. Thoughts or any additional insights into the day-to-day life on the vessel could be enlightening. Thanks for any leads or thoughts you can share!
