On June 28, 2016 out of Charleston, SC a 27-foot Sea Pro ended up falling apart and sinking with 4 people on board. In this case an EPIRB, life jackets and staying with the boat helped save their life.
Updated: July 6, 2016 (Originally published July 5, 2016)
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