Yes, contrary to what another poster said, I have seen the photos and I have them saved in my folders. More than one as a matter of facts. As to how no one got killed is totally beyond me and mighty lucky. I don't want to comment any further in case I run the risk of getting moderated for posting unsubstantiated information.
I suggest that you go to the other side of the fence and look for a post posted on the 4/5/14 at approx. 21.04.51 hours. There is one photo of it just a few seconds before the rig falling over. Or just starting the motion of falling over. I have tried to bring it across, but I was unable to do it. I wasn't born with a laptop in my hand like many here have.
It is amazing at what mobile phones with satellite technology can do. Especially capturing it just before it was to fall over.
I can't follow as to why the company hasn't released any of them for it's shareholders instead of keeping it all quite. Method in someone's madness...perhaps!!!!
Maybe someone here that claim that have the best of contacts with the company, could E-Mail or ring them asking them to release them to the market.
Another thing worth considering, and very confusing, is as to why, when the company was notified on Sunday the 13th of April at approx. 5.20 PM of the rig falling over, (So what I read said), they decided to keep it quiet and out of the news altogether until Tuesday the 15th.
I think it was PSI81 (I can stand correcting if I have the wrong poster), which posted something about a leaky ship affairs. It might be all so true considering what happened to our sp since that occurrence.
Anyway, that's enough for me, and you can DYOR!!
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