The story of the three American sailors who died after trying to free themselves from a sinking submarine is still being investigated by investigators.

(Reuters) "He's out there, I'm scared," said Jody Mays, 29 years old. MAYS' SIRIUS A2 SERIES SUCCESS On Sunday, August 14th, 2012 in New York City two U.N.-supported rescue boats with members and passengers aboard went into action at sea off the coast just outside the tiny Italian island city Ofra. The effort was designed as part "Operation Sovereign Borders" -- an attempt so far failed to find any survivors or locate anyone responsible for causing the deaths. On Tuesday June 22nd 2013 they found evidence that something larger happened than initially believed: Captain Donald Cook had not even known what he might be dealing down when his first wave crashed head-on against one large oil tanker which ran aground on its way upriver carrying 1 million barrels worth - including about 10% foreign petroleum products . He knew it did not have enough fuel but never thought very deeply why because such crude would usually only arrive once every few weeks – less frequently now thanks mainly partly to technological advances within our oceans over recent decades. To make matters worse, none other ship operating close thereto ever spotted anything strange until their own searchlights flashed brightly late last year during preparations ahead along the coastline north/south