In April 2014, South Korea suffered a horrific tragedy when the Sewell Ferry sunk, leading to the death of over 300 people, most of which were high school children.

In the days and months that followed, it was discovered that greed and corruption

within the company that owned the ship and government officials were to blame for this

disaster. The company focused on profits had added additions to the ship affecting its ability to steer safely,

overloaded it, and repeatedly bribed officials to look the other way.

Their greed left a nation in mourning and hundreds of people in insurmountable grief

after the loss of their loved ones, many of them being children.

Desperation and anger.

At Jindo Stadium, hundreds of relatives,

years on the Capitol.

He has shouting out as a meet with Sass Korea's president and learned the horrifying details

of how the disaster...

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the corporate casket. I'm the

aluminati and today we're going to be talking about the seawall ferry disaster.

Due to the nature of the event we're going to be discussing today this episode

discusses death and dying

multiple times throughout. If this is something you're not in the head space for I

highly suggest skipping this episode. Also as an aside the quote is used from

others in this episode have been translated from Korean to English

so they may not be exact translations but we tried our best.

With that being said, let's get into it. The Seawl Ferry sank in April 2014, but unfortunately the sinking of the seawall is not even the first tragedy in South Korean waters due to overloading.

On December 15th, 1970, a ferry named Nam Young

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