Around Nov. 28, 2016, Marc and Sharon Hagle said they signed a contract with OceanGate to participate in a trip to view the wreckage of the Titanic, each paying a deposit of $10,000, for a trip in June 2018.One, was a $40,000 payment that was supposed to be paid after the first dive of Cyclops 2, which was expected to be Oct. 2017. The second $55,129 payment was due about four months before the estimated date of their trip.
In Sept. 2017, Rush traveled to the Hagles’ home to convince them to keep investing in the trip. According to the Hagles, Rush went into more detail about the planned trip, adding the Cyclops 2 would be ready to launch and they could still receive a refund at any time. The Hagles said based on their meeting with Rush in September, that they signed the new contracts and in Feb. 2018, wired $190,258 to OceanGate.
The Hagles said OceanGate canceled their planned June 2018 aboard the Titan because OceanGate did not have enough time to conduct a full series of tests and dives to be sure the vessel could reach the Titanic and rescheduled their trip for July 2019.
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