In the wake of the tragic Titan submersible disaster, hearings have revealed alarming details regarding the vessel's safety and operational standards. An expert described OceanGate's Titan prototype as 'amateurish' and highlighted that concerns over safety were repeatedly ignored prior to the fatal dive to the Titanic wreck. Testimonies from former employees painted a dire picture of the sub's condition leading up to its implosion, including malfunction warnings days before the voyage. A retired OceanGate specialist broke down discussing the risks, noting it was never marketed as safe. Eyewitness accounts from passengers describe harrowing experiences, including a passenger who stated anyone feeling safe while diving was 'delusional.' The U.S. Coast Guard has released videos of the Titan wreckage, confirming catastrophic loss while investigative hearings look to clarify unanswered questions surrounding the disaster. Evidence indicates that critical safety checks were overlooked, and calls for accountability grow louder as former staff reveal they foresaw the risks associated with the Titan submersible.