Billionaire’s stepson who is in missing submarine attends Blink-182 concert and says the band helps him through difficult times

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Brian Szasz has been criticized for accompanying a presentation while a submarine on which his stepfather, billionaire Hamish Harding, is wanted. Billionaire’s stepson who is on missing submarine goes to Blink-182 concert and says band helps him through difficult times 182 while the vessel was being searched. The producer and sound engineer was criticized after making a post on social networks in which he appears in front of a sales stand for the group’s products before the presentation, in San Diego, on Monday (19), a day after the announcement the disappearance of the vessel. In the since-deleted post he says that “it may seem unpleasant that I’m here, but my family would like me to be on the show”. He further explained that Blink is “his favorite band” and that “music gets him through tough times”. Shortly after, he wrote that “for privacy, my mother asked me to delete all posts”. He also thanked the support received in the comments and, in another post on the page, Brian asked for “prayers for the rescue mission to be successful”. Despite deleting the concert post on Facebook, Brian kept posting about going to the concert on Instagram. And he repeated that the band’s sound has helped him for years. “Yes, I went to the Blink-182 show last night. What am I supposed to do is sit at home and watch the news? I have no regrets. This band has been getting me through tough times since 1998.” He even shared one of the moments from the show in stories. Read more: Who are the people who are on the submarine that disappeared on tour to see the wreckage of the Titanic Noises are captured during searches for the submarine that disappeared on expedition to the Titanic ‘Titanics’: who are the Titanic fans who pay for submarine travel British explorer is among the missing The billionaire businessman and British explorer Hamish Harding is one of five passengers aboard a submarine that disappeared in the Atlantic Ocean on Sunday (18). The vessel is called Titan. She is classified as a submersible as she is not autonomous (she depends on a support platform to be deployed and return). The tourist submarine is a vessel that allows passengers to experience the underwater world without having to be divers or undergo specialized training. They are generally smaller than military submarines. OceanGate charges each passenger $250,000 (R$1.19 million) for a place on its expedition to see the wreck of the Titanic, which sank in 1912. Search for submarine: aircraft picks up sounds of metal hitting in the ocean

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