Authorities say there are no air pockets on ship; transcript of communications with harbour officials raises further questions, amid families' anger at handling of tragedy By Malcolm Moore , in Jindo 9:30PM BST 20 Apr 2014 Follow The corpses came through the night and through the morning, their faces black with blood that had pooled and darkened under the skin. At midnight, under the light of nearly...
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