Sunken British Superyacht rose from the seabed

A superyacht rose from the sea for almost a year, sinking from the coast of Sicily and killed seven people of 22 people.

Italian officials said the luxury sailboat – known as the Bayesian – would form a cruise in the audit prescribed by the prosecution. Then it will be completely removed from the water.

In Bayesia, British Tech Tycoon was owned by Tycoon Mike Lynch, 18-year-old daughter Hannah and five years.

Last month, continuous research found Lynch and the crew did not know that the vulnerability of the boat could have flooded wind speeds over 73 kilometers.

The rescue operating footage shows the helm of the 56 m (183ft) ship. It is badly damaged and covered with mud. It rises from the cranes.

In some images, the name of the boat can be seen in the poppiece of the sailboat as it finally rises from the water.

The ship is expected to take the ship to the port around Imeri on Monday, based on the Italian prosecutors that are investigated.

In Bayesia, Porticello, the port of a small fisherman who sank at the beginning of August 19th was anchored.

At the time the witness remembered Seeing the weather freaks disappear within a few minutes.

Among the victims Lynch, 59, and his daughter Hannah; Morgan Stanley’s International Bank President Jonathan Bloomer, 70 and his wife, Judy Bloomer, 71, were all in Britain.

Chris Morvillo and his wife Neda Morvillo and Canada-Antigua, Canadian-Antiguako Thomas, also died in the sink.

Fifteen people, the wife of Lynch’s wife, Angela Bacares, were rescued.