US EditionBayesian recovery: First pieces of Mike Lynch's sunken superyacht brought to surface
- The $40 million Bayesian superyacht sank off the coast of Sicily on August 19, 2024, resulting in seven deaths including owner Mike Lynch and his daughter Hannah.
- Investigators remain divided as British experts cite structural problems, while Italian officials say no cause can be confirmed until the vessel is recovered.
- Salvage teams led by TMC Marine have recovered the boom, anchor, and a pole from the seabed, but a Dutch diver died during removal efforts in May 2025.
- An official noted the yacht’s hatches appeared open, suggesting the crew may not have secured them as the storm approached, and investigators said the crew was aware of bad weather from a posted video.
- The yacht’s hull is scheduled for recovery between May 26 and 28, weather permitting, with a full investigative report expected by summer's end to clarify the sinking's cause and circumstances.
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First wreckage from Mike Lynch’s Bayesian superyacht hauled to surface
THE first parts of tragic tycoon Mike Lynch’s superyacht Bayesian have been raised from the seabed. Divers recovered the main boom and anchor nine months after the billionaire, his daughter Hannah and seven others died after the ship sank off the coast of Sicily. TMC Marine/PA WireThe first parts of Mike Lynch’s superyacht have been recovered[/caption] More to follow… For the latest news on this story keep checking back at The Sun Online Thesun.…
First Piece of Sunken Luxury Yacht Bayesian Pulled From the Sea
Last August, the luxury yacht Bayesian sank in a storm off the coast of Sicily. Seven people died, including British billionaire and technology mogul Michael Lynch. After more than nine months, the first part of the yacht was pulled from the water, still carrying 18,000 liters of fuel. In early May, a Dutch diver also dived to the yacht, but died in an underwater explosion. The raised piece is also said to explain the circumstances of his death.…
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