Soned British Superht, raised from the seabed

The Superht was raised from the sea bottom almost a year after he sank off the coast of Sicily, killed by seven out of 22 people aboard.

Italian officials said the luxurious yacht – known as Bayesovskaya – will be detained by a crane for a number of inspections requested by the prosecutor’s office. Later it will be completely removed from the water.

Bayesov was the owner of the British Tech Tecoon Mike Lynch, who died in the incident with his 18-year-old daughter Hannah and five others.

Last month, a permanent investigation showed that Mr Lynch and the crew did not know about some of the boat’s vulnerabilities – including the wind speed of more than 73 km / h could overthrow it.

The rescue operation shows the body 56 -meter vessel (183 feet) – which looks badly damaged and covered with dirt – raised by cranes.

In some images, the name of the ship can be seen on the stern of the yacht, because it finally rises above the water.

It is expected that the ship will be delivered to the adjacent end of the term Namereze on Monday, where Italian prosecutors investigating the immersion.

Bayesov was fixed from the port of a small fishing village, porticel when he fell in the first hours of August 19 last year.

Witnesses at the time recalled Watching how it disappears into “a few minutes” during the freak.

Among the victims were 59 -year -old Mr. Lynch and his daughter Hanna; Chairman of the International Bank Morgan Stanley Jonathan Blomer, 70 years old, and his wife Judy Blomer, 71 years who were all British citizens.

US Lawyer Chris Morville and his wife did not marry and the national Recoldo-Canadian antiguan, who worked as a chef on the vessel, also died in immersion.

Fifteen people, including Mr. Lynch’s wife, Angela Bakaras, were rescued.