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The vessel is owned by the same company that owned the ill-fated Seacor Power lift boat. That lift boat capsized killing 13 back in 2021.

According to a Facebook post by Gulfcoast Humanitarian Efforts, pieces of the Seacor Power were removed from the water earlier today to be inspected.

Bryan Mires and James Gracien - two of the six survivors of the Seacor Power boat tragedy - as well as deceased worker Dylan Daspit's widow, Hannah, filed lawsuits in federal court in New Orleans on Tuesday.

Authorities say they're preparing to move a capsized oil industry boat from the site of the deadly April accident.

A preliminary federal report says an offshore oil industry boat had begun to lower its legs and was trying to turn to face heavy winds when it flipped in the Gulf of Mexico off Louisiana last month.

A volunteer search for the seven missing Seacor crew members continues while a cloud of accusations lingers from the United Cajun Navy.

The United Cajun Navy has announced they are suspending their search for the missing Seacor crew members.

Another lawsuit was filed late Thursday (04/30/21) against Seacor Marine and Talos Energy over the tragic and deadly capsizing of the lift boat Seacor Power.

More volunteers and boats are needed as the United Cajun Navy and others continue their search for the missing Seacor crew members.

If you'd like to donate items to those taking part in the search for the missing SEACOR crew members, you can drop off certain items at the Jeanerette Fire Department.

A local Lafayette business is sending some serious support to the search for the missing Seacor crew members.

As the search continues for the seven men who went missing after the SEACOR lift boat capsized two weeks ago in the Gulf of Mexico, hundreds of volunteers are now scouring the gulf coast of Louisiana for any signs of those missing.

A Cajun psychic says that she is now part of the search efforts for the seven SEACOR crew members who are still missing in the Gulf Of Mexico.

The capsizing of the Seacor Power in the Gulf of Mexico is clearly weighing heavy on hearts across Acadiana no matter what age.

The wife of a missing crew member on the Seacor Power has filed a lawsuit in Houston.

A Facebook post has gone viral and it is asking for all of us to wear white today (April 23, 20021) in honor of those who were on the SEACOR lift boat that capsized last week.

The father of missing Seacor Power crewmember Dylan Daspit appeared on Facebook LIVE video this morning and he got very emotional when talking about the search for his son and others.

United Cajun Navy just shared a heartbreaking request on Facebook by asking for anyone who wants to volunteer their shrimp boat(s) in the recovery efforts in the SEACOR tragedy.

Much of Louisiana is locked into the search of the SEACOR powerboat that capsized last week in the Gulf of Mexico.

According to Captain Will Watson, search and rescue efforts from the U.S. Coast Guard will suspend at sunset today.