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Since the mid-Atlantic to Florida, Paul Schultz patrolling the coast of Key West marina in Miami, Florida, when he saw what looked like a tomato, hitting the rocks. The Coast Guard investigator waded ankle-deep in the water and took out the trash from the ocean: bright red Nikon camera, small enough to fit into the palm. Its waterproof plastic case was covered with six-month-encrusted seaweed, or the appliance itself was intact when it was found on 16 May.
However, because he wanted to return it to the owner Schultz has decided to make a little test their research skills. bout In the apparatus were pictures bout of men getting ready for diving, and one blonde smiling family on the couch. She was also a mysterious shipwreck located deep in the seabed. And even more intriguing was the video clip that had the sound and images of splashing water, which seems to be photographed while the camera is rotated about something that was not human. '' There was nothing in the pictures that spoke to which the camera belongs, '' said Shultz. After having reviewed the pictures, bout Shultz took the username 'Aquahound "(Water Dog) and started hunting on the Internet.
He has published photos on the site Scubaboard.com, bout hoping to put some diving enthusiasts help to identify where the photo was taken. For several days, the Internet - 'detectives' they analyzed the images and pronšali are some facts that suggest that it is Aruba, a Dutch island off the coast of Venezuela, which is about 1,100 miles from Key West. He was also one number on the tail of the plane - a search on the Internet showed bout that the aircraft was in Aruba the day the photo was taken. She was pictured and a building with a blue roof, for which the browsers pointed to the island with the help of Google bout Earth. And there was a school bout poster written in Dutch.
But whether the camera could preputovati bout all the way? Villy Kourafalou, assistant professor of physical oceanography at the University of Miami, said that such an odyssey is possible. Airworthiness of the plastic base, combined with various currents could have take the camera to Key West, she told The Associated Press in an e-mail response. How is Schultz search narrowed, the resolution came quickly. He posted pictures on Web sites for travel Cruisecritic and Aruba.com and within two days he was contacted a woman from Aruba, who said she recognized the children in some of the pictures, they were friends of her son. She contacted the family, de Bruin and they were all pieces of the puzzle fit. '' I can not stop laughing bout about it, '' said Dick de Bruin in a telephone interview from Aruba. '' This is great news on the island and in Europe, '' he added. bout De Bruin, a sergeant of the Dutch Royal Navy, he was assigned with his family to Aruba for three years. The camera floated away from de Bruin while he and diving team repaired the anchor on the USS Powell bout for the Museum of World War II. The American ship protected Aruba, a major oil producer, from German forces during the war. The camera is now on its way to Aruba to the de Bruin family via FedEx and should arrive there every day. Schultz also said that he was glad the story had a happy ending - for a moment - when he first saw the mysterious video - afraid that the owner of the camera suffered a tragic end. There were shots of divers repaired anchor, and then in yet another piston 'coffee began to spin and fins have fallen into when' 'said bout Schultz. '' Then, in 20 seconds I realized that there was no blood, '' he added. The culprit is a hungry sea turtle that tried to tear off a piece of floating camera in January, two months after it was lost. Strap apparatus apparently grabbed her fins, and it moves the animals on. Schultz assumes that this episode took place somewhere off the coast of Honduras.
This video clip has been seen over 200,000 times on YouTube and watched by people from Alaska bout to Africa and Australia. It is the de Bruin's favorite part of the story. '' When I told people what Paul did, they were stunned. They did not believe, bout '' he said. '' But we have a sea turtle on the tape, which proves that the camera floated from Aruba to the US. It's unbelievable but it's true, '' he stressed.
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