Brian Szasz parties while Titanic submarine lost at sea

On Sunday, 18 June, the Ocean Gate’s Titanic submarine left St John’s, Newfoundland, Canada with five billionaires including Brian Szasz’s stepfather Hamish Harding and just two hours after its descent, it was reported to have gone missing in the deep dark blue sea; soon after the news broke, Szasz was spotted at a Blink-182 concert.

BILLIONAIRE’S STEPSON BRIAN SZASZ DRAGGED AFTER SPOTTED PARTYING AMIDST THE MISSING SUBMARINE

Other passengers who had travelled with Harding were Ocean Gate CEO Stockton Rush, Paul-Henri Nargeolet, Shahzada Dawood, and his 19-year-old son Suleman Dawood. They were on their way to see the famous wrecked Titanic ship up close and personal. In order to reach the wrecked ship, they reportedly had to descend about 4 000 meters which was expected to take about two hours. However, within an hour and 45 minutes, the submarine was no longer detectable and lost at sea.

Shortly after the story made headlines, Harding’s stepson, Brian Szasz was spotted partying. He took to Facebook and posted a picture from the concert and captioned it,

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“it might be distasteful being here but my family would want me to be at the Blink-182 show as it’s my favourite band and music helps me in difficult times ❤ ?! “

Unfortunately, for the billionaire’s 37-year-old stepson, his post rubbed social media users the wrong way and has since been slammed for going partying this time.

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MORE ABOUT THE OCEAN GATE’S SUBMARINE

According to the New York Post, the submarine was said to have only been equipped with 96 hours of oxygen. Experts who commented on the matter reportedly said that after the passengers realised they had been lost, they could have panicked in the 22-foot-long submarine and used up the oxygen much faster than it was intended to last.

The New York Times recently reported that pieces of the Ocean Gate submarine have been found on the bottom of the ocean floor, about 1 600 feet from the bow of the Titanic. The five passengers are expected to have died due to the “consistent catastrophic implosion” of the vessel.

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TAKE A LOOK AT SOME REACTIONS TO BRIAN SZASZ FROM TWITTERS USERS BELOW…

“I suppose he may not care much about his stepfather, but why not show some support for your mom, who’s likely going through a tough time?” @NextTopMD replied.

“Ye my dad is missing but let me go listen to music lol xxx,” @DavidMackayy reacted.

“Why are almost all billionaires so disconnected lmao,” @lightmourne asked.

“He had a plan he just needed the platform,” @CartiersSaint wrote.