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    Who is Stockton Rush?
    Stockton Rush styled himself as a cross between an Ernest Shackleton style explorer and an Elon Musk-esq business visionary. But at the hearings into the tragedy which saw the Titan submersible owned by Rush’s OceanGate company implode on the way to the wreck of the Titanic last year, a very different figure emerged.

    The multi-millionaire whose desperation to reach the bottom of the oce…

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    Did Stockton Rush Crash OceanGate's Titan?
    Going down. An inquiry into the implosion of OceanGate’s Titan submarine launched this week and it’s unearthing all kinds of issues that arose in the buildup to the death of five passengers onboard the craft in June 2023. Now, it’s emerged that co-founder and pilot Stockton Rush reportedly crashed the craft just days before its doomed dive.

    Titan Sub Crashed And Flipped Passengers Upside Down Days Before I…

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    Did most people ever back down from Stockton?
    “Most people would eventually back down from Stockton.” Those were some of the final words that the doomed Titan submersible crew communicated before the submersible imploded on its mission to the Titanic wreckage site in June 2023.

    Titan submersible hearing live: Mission specialist breaks down as they st…

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    Did Lahey send a letter to Stockton Rush?
    Lahey lent his signature. It was OceanGate attorney Jane Shvets who pointed out to the Marine Board of Investigation that a later memo, written in response to the Titan tragedy, pointed out that the letter was never sent to Stockton Rush officially. “I don’t know why it was never sent,” Lahey added.

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    Stockton Rush, Pilot of the Titan Submersible, Dies at 61

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    The Titan Submersible’s Operator Ignored Years of Warnings. Then ...

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    What we know about Stockton Rush, the Titan submersible’s pilot

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    Stockton Rush, CEO of WA-based OceanGate, among 5 dead near …

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    Titanic sub firm: A maverick, rule-breaking founder and …

    WEBJun 26, 2023 · Stockton Rush wanted to be known as an innovator. It didn't seem to matter how he did it. Bright, driven, born into wealth, his dream was to be the first person to reach Mars.

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    Stockton Rush, Pilot of Missing Titanic Sub, Is a Booster …

    WEBJun 20, 2023 · Stockton Rush, the chief executive of OceanGate Expeditions and one of the five occupants of the submersible missing this week in the North Atlantic, has advocated for deep-seas tourism in the...

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    Stockton Rush’s vision ends in tragedy for Titan …

    WEBJun 22, 2023 · Stockton Rush’s vision ends in tragedy for Titan submersible. Supporter of risk-taking entrepreneur behind doomed Titanic mission compares him to Wright brothers flight pioneers.

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    Stockton Rush, OceanGate CEO, Pushed to Expand …

    WEBJun 23, 2023 · After his early astronaut dreams were cut short, Stockton Rush was determined to open up underwater exploration and saw his company as the “SpaceX for the ocean.”

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    Tribute paid to Titan five killed in ‘catastrophic …

    WEBJun 23, 2023 · Tributes from grief-stricken relatives and friends have been pouring in after a “catastrophic implosion” killed all five passengers on board a Titanic-bound submersible at the bottom of the ocean.

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