The footage, obtained during the ongoing investigation, highlights the final minutes before the Titan's destruction. Captured on the support ship, Wendy Rush inquires about a sound—identified later as the implosion of the vessel—while initially misinterpretating a text message from the sub as an indication that the dive was proceeding normally. Tragically, the message sent just prior to the failure arrived slower than the actual sound of the fatal implosion.

Experts have indicated that prior to the tragedy, significant warnings had been raised regarding Titan's design and the use of carbon fibre in its construction—a choice deemed irregular and hazardous for deep-sea exploration. Following a deeper investigation, the USCG pinpoints a previous dive as the onset of structural concerns, consisting of delamination within the carbon fibre hull, jeopardizing future missions.

In light of the incident, poignant revelations from victims' families, former passengers, and deep-sea explorers underline ongoing skepticism over Titan's safety. As Oceangate ceases operations and collaborates fully with investigation efforts, the US Coast Guard prepares to release its final findings. The impact of this tragedy is poised to resonate as both a cautionary tale and a profound loss for families and the maritime community alike.

Recovering from such trauma is personal, as expressed by Christine Dawood, who lost her husband and son in the disaster, illustrating the emotional fallout reverberating through affected families.