A descendant of two Titanic survivors has criticized an Ohio billionaire’s plan to conduct a $20 million dive to the world-famous wreck. Shelley Binder, whose great-grandmother and great-uncle survived the tragic sinking, raised concerns about the need to disturb the site further. Binder and other descendants view the Titanic wreck as a grave site and find Titanic tourism offensive. Meanwhile, billionaire Larry Connor announced plans to take a state-of-the-art submersible to the site to showcase the ocean’s wonders. The clash between preservation and exploration highlights the ongoing debate surrounding the Titanic’s legacy and the impact of modern expeditions on its historical significance.
Descendant Criticizes Billionaire’s $20M Titanic Dive Plan, US
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