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A jury found former captain guilty in the fire of a pregnant boat that killed 33 passengers and crew member four years ago. The concept of diving boat was swallowed in flames after a fatal fire broke out on the commercial tube diving ship on the coast of Southern California. On Monday, 69 -year -old Jerry Boylan was found guilty abuse or neglect of a task the ship officer known as SEAMA's manslaughter. He is sentenced imprisonment of up to 10 years and is expected be sentenced on 8 February. James Adamic said, "I was happy at first, but now relief is not really happiness," he said. "Nothing will bring our loved ones back to us." Adamic's son, daughter and grandson boarded the ship. Adamic, "Most importantly, the message sent to other captains who admit that many of them are recklessly operating."Said. The deadly fire took place in early hours September 2, 2019, while the diving boat was anchored from coast of Santa Cruz Island, about 22 miles southwest Santa Barbara. A total of 39 people - 33 passengers and six crew members - when he was caught in the fire. In October 2020, the Federal Inspectors announced that they could not determine what fired the fire. The United States of United States, Bureau of Attorney, Boylan's passengers warn fire warn public without using open address system leave ship as first crew as a captain could not fulfill their duties.And he claimed that fire did not publish a night monitoring that allows ship spread its unclear ship. FBI's Deputy Director of Los Angeles Donald Alway, "Mr. Boylan's inability to fulfill his duties as the captain of the understanding, a terrible death and eventually disappeared unnecessary 34 victims caused disaster loss.
