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Posted On: February 14th 2021, 11:24 pm

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Racist imagery unveiled. While news outlets continue to blur this image, we believe it is important for people to see what is being condemned. Our community deserves transparency. UMD Tennis Club socializing post suspension. Is this accountability?
حدس میزنید نی نی ما دختره یا پسر؟🥰👼 فردا تو یوتیوب اعلام میکنم😅 . . . . #بارداری #سفر #제주도여행 #외국인
Scrolling through Instagram during the Covid lockdown, Christine Dawood saw something that made her do a double take. She passed her phone to her husband Shahzada – not out of genuine interest, she says, but in a spirit of astonishment. He was captivated. "He said, 'Find out if it's real,' and I was like, 'This is definitely fake.' But he said, 'No, find out,' so I asked our travel agent. And then they came back to us and said, 'Yeah, it's possible.' And I'm like, 'Really?'" That fateful day scrolling was a turning point of monumental proportions for Dawood. The Instagram reel that she had assumed was computer-generated was in fact genuine footage of the Titan, a submersible that had been constructed to dive to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, taking tourists to the wreck of the Titanic. Everyone knows how the story ends. On June 18, 2023, the Titan imploded off the Titanic's bow, instantly killing all five on board. Shahzada Dawood was one of them. Their 19-year-old son, Suleman, was at his side. In her memoir, Christine draws from her journal and transcripts of what unfolded after the Titan went missing. She says she recorded everything to report back to relatives on the ground. The result is a slow-burn horror story. Read more at the link in our bio. 📸: OceanGate Expeditions/Handout/EyePress News/Shutterstock; Alice Zoo for CNN; U.S. Coast Guard/Handout/Getty Images
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