Deep Blue Marine Inc. Prepares to File Admiralty Claim
9:30 AM EDT May 30, 2006
Deep Blue Marine Inc. (Pink Sheets: DPBM) is pleased to announce that the company is preparing to file Admiralty Claims on an undisclosed site where the company divers have pulled up evidence of an existing wreck.
In March of 2006 the company began exploring a site outside the 3 mile limit in deep water. 2 weeks ago four divers worked in the area and recovered enough evidence to file an Admiralty Claim with the United States Federal Court. Legal council is preparing the information at this time. The wreck appears to be an 18th century vessel, but the material brought to the surface and also electronic data are not sufficient to provide an exact date and country of origin. Once the Claim is acknowledged by the federal Government, the company will do more extensive recovery work at the location. Artifacts recovered will then be turned over to the company's researchers in the hope of establishing a positive ID of the wreck.
This claim is to be filed on behalf of Deep Blue Marine Inc., and is not a joint venture operation with any other entity at this time, however the company may use a deep water recovery team to assist in the recovery process due to the depth of the wreck.
For more information on Deep Blue Marine Inc. (DPBM), go to www.alldeepblue.com or www.stockinformationsystems.com.
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SOURCE: Deep Blue Marine Inc.
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