A key employee who called the Titan unsafe testifies the company only wanted to make money | CBC News
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Lochridge expressed his concerns about OceanGate’s priorities, stating, "The whole idea behind the company was to make money. There was very little in the way of science." His testimony reveals a contentious environment with co-founder Stockton Rush, indicating profit was prioritized over safety.
Reflecting on his role, Lochridge acknowledged feeling exploited: "I felt I was being used to lend the company scientific credibility... I was, I felt, a show pony. I was made by the company to stand up there and do talks." This illustrates a troubling dynamic between personal integrity and corporate objectives.
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