North America diving accidents archive

The Baffling Disappearance of Diver Maureen Patricia at The Anthony’s Key Resort

Categories: Diving, North America diving accidents

Incident Location Diver Full Names Sandy Bay, Bay Islands, Honduras, Anthony’s Key Resort Maureen Patricia Lalonde The Mesoamerican Reef, a captivating barrier reef, draws enthusiasts for unforgettable diving experiences. In today’s tragic incident, a returning diver vanished during her 700th dive at Anthony’s Key Resort. This transcript unfolds the events surrounding the unfortunate incident. Anthony’s […]

Richard Roose’s Fateful Descent into the Depths of Andrea Doria’s Shipwreck

Categories: Diving, North America diving accidents, Wreck diving

Incident Location Diver Full Names Andrea Doria Shipwreck, Atlantic Ocean, Latitude: 40° 29′ 30.0012″ N Longitude: -69° 50′ 60″ W Richard Roose The Andrea Doria shipwreck is a treasure diving site for many divers, as the allure of exploring the one-time luxurious Italian ship has enticed various enthusiasts. Is the China’s recovery worth risking one’s life? […]

Deep Dive Nightmare Claims Daring Explorer Brett Hemphill in Phantom Springs Cave

Categories: Cave diving, North America diving accidents

Incident Location Diver Full Name Phantom Springs Cave, Texas, USA Brett Hemphill Four days after a renowned Florida cave diving pioneer failed to resurface from the depths of a submerged Texas cave, Brett Hemphill’s dive team successfully recovered his body late Sunday night, as reported by officials from the sheriff’s office. A Daring Recovery Mission […]

Chilling Tale of Augusta Quarry’s Depths: The Tragic Dive of Corey Berggren

Categories: Diving, North America diving accidents

Incident Location Diver Full Name Augusta Quarry, Fort Dickerson, Tennessee Corey Berggren In the serene beauty of Augusta Quarry, located in Fort Dickerson, Tennessee, lies a hidden danger. This picturesque location, with its deep waters and towering cliffs, has become a magnet for thrill-seekers. However, the consequences of leaping from these heights are severe, often […]