Unraveling the Mystery: The Sinking of Mike Lynch's Unstoppable Superyacht

The miraculous recovery operation of British tech mogul Mike Lynch's superyacht near Sicily is underway. Despite being built to endure storms, it sank swiftly last August, claiming seven lives. Investigations focus on crew errors rather than design flaws. The incident has baffled experts and captured worldwide attention.

The recovery of British tech tycoon Mike Lynch's superyacht is imminent near northern Sicily. This operation aims to clarify how an 'unsinkable' vessel succumbed to the sea last August.

The 56-meter yacht Bayesian, hit by a downburst, capsized and sank, tragically killing seven, including Lynch and daughter Hannah. Despite surviving passengers and crew, the incident draws global attention due to Lynch's repute as 'The Bill Gates of Britain'.

Questions loom over the Bayesian's rapid sinking. Owned by Italian Sea Group, experts affirm it shouldn't have gone down as quickly. Italian prosecutors, investigating potential manslaughter, await yacht inspection after its uplift. Meanwhile, theories lean towards human error rather than construction failures.

(With inputs from agencies.)