The Canadian Press
2013-05-12 | Ferry Sinking Trial
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On May 12th, Karl Lilgert, the navigating officer in charge of a passenger ferry that struck an island and sank off the coast of British Columbia in 2006, killing two passengers, was convicted of criminal negligence causing death. Canadian Press reporter David Lang had this report.
Date: 2013-05-12
Placeline: VANCOUVER, British Columbia.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 31 seconds
Transcript Prediction: << the BC Supreme Court jury deliberated for 6 days before bringing in the verdict against 59 year old Karl lilgert he was charged after passengers Gerald foisy and Shirley rosette died when the queen of the north thank off the north BC Coast in 2006 Lil Durk was in charge of the bridge when the fairy missed a critical turn and ramdin Island vulgar testify he was doing everything he could to navigate the ship through rough weather but the crown claims he wasn't paying attention to the ship's course before the Collision David Lang the Canadian Press Vancouver >>
Date: 2013-05-12
Placeline: VANCOUVER, British Columbia.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 31 seconds
Transcript Prediction: << the BC Supreme Court jury deliberated for 6 days before bringing in the verdict against 59 year old Karl lilgert he was charged after passengers Gerald foisy and Shirley rosette died when the queen of the north thank off the north BC Coast in 2006 Lil Durk was in charge of the bridge when the fairy missed a critical turn and ramdin Island vulgar testify he was doing everything he could to navigate the ship through rough weather but the crown claims he wasn't paying attention to the ship's course before the Collision David Lang the Canadian Press Vancouver >>
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