The deputy coroner's inquest into Karl Bareham's death revealed he may have experienced alcohol withdrawal symptoms and used faulty dive equipment, raising concerns about safety protocols.
Despite being on a scenic dive day, Bareham indicated he was having trouble equalising and controlling buoyancy, causing alarm about his fitness and preparedness for the dive.
Eyewitness accounts highlighted shocking gaps in monitoring, as Karl Bareham was found face-up at the ocean floor, raising critical questions about the dive group's attentiveness.
Expert testimonies suggested varied possible causes of death, including drowning, pulmonary oedema, or a medical condition related to alcohol withdrawal, complicating the understanding of this tragic incident.
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