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Trapped for 3 Days in a Sunken Ship

In May 2013, the tugboat Jascon-4 violently capsized off the coast of Nigeria, sinking 100 feet to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean in a matter of seconds. While the rest of the 12-man crew tragically perished, the ship’s cook, Harrison Okene, found himself trapped in a pitch-black steel tomb, miraculously surviving in a shrinking four-foot air pocket inside an overturned bathroom. Dressed only in his boxer shorts and surrounded by freezing water, Harrison faced a terrifying reality: he was buried alive on the ocean floor with no food, no light, and a dwindling oxygen supply, while the harrowing sounds of deep-sea predators feeding on the wreckage echoed through the hull just inches away. After 60 hours of total isolation, a team of specialized saturation divers was sent down, not to save a life, but solely to recover the dead bodies from the debris. They had zero expectation of finding anyone alive after three days at that depth, making what happened next one of the most shocking encounters in maritime history. But simply finding him wasn't enough; bringing a human to the surface from such extreme pressure triggered a deadly biological ticking clock involving nitrogen saturation and fatal decompression sickness. This is the incredible analysis of how one man defied the laws of physics to survive 72 hours underwater, and the desperate, high-stakes engineering operation required to pull him from the abyss before his time ran out. If you enjoyed this deep dive into extreme endurance, subscribe to How They Survived for more analyses of the most harrowing true survival stories. DISCLAIMER: Great effort is made to ensure all materials in How They Survived videos fall within the guidelines of fair use. No copyright infringement is intended. If you are or represent the copyright owner of any materials accidentally used in this video and have an issue with its use, please contact me at ramanpiatrovich07@gmail.com, and I will respond as soon as possible.