Federal officials are reviewing cellphones, a camera and a recording device found with a duck boat that sank in a storm last month in southern Missouri, as part of investigations into the disaster that killed 17 people.
The National Transportation Safety Board provided few new details in a preliminary report issued Tuesday.
The SIM card from the video recording system on the vessel already has been examined. The agency said previously that the recordings show the captain made a reference to looking at the weather radar prior to the tour of Table Rock Lake near Branson. Forecasts at the time included thunderstorm warnings.
But the ¹ú²úÒ»¸£Àû say investigators are trying to determine if there is more information on the device’s hard drive. It is unclear what more it might contain.
Related:
- Coast Guard: Missouri Duck Boat in Violation of Inspection Terms
- $100M Lawsuit Filed in Fatal Missouri Duck Boat Sinking
- Missouri’s U.S. Sen. McCaskill Wants Tighter Rules on Duck Boats After Accident
- Inspector Last Year Reported Sunken Missouri Duck Boat Had Design Flaws
Topics Missouri
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