Relatives of Titanic victims have expressed their outrage at the ongoing tourism to the site of the ship’s wreckage, as a submersible continues its search for remnants of the vessel. Angelica Harris and John Locascio, who both lost uncles in the tragedy over a century ago, spoke to CNN about the issue on Wednesday. In a recent interview with the Daily Beast, Locascio called the tourism disgusting, likening people visiting the site to looking inside a grave. His critical comments on the widespread tourism industry were mirrored by Harris, who urged visitors to remember the site as a grave and a resting place for loved ones. This comes as the search for technology executive James Cameron’s submersible, which disappeared while exploring the location earlier this month, continues.
Relatives of Titanic Victims Express Outrage Towards Shipwreck Tourism
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