Where is John Chatterton now?
Where is John Chatterton now?
Chatterton makes his home in Boca Raton, Florida, where he also trains technical divers.
What happened to John Chatterton on Oak Island?
In 2015, John was contacted to dive to the bottom of the difficult and dangerous 10X Shaft on Oak Island, for the History Channel program, Curse of Oak Island. In 2016, he returned to Oak Island, this time to dive Borehole C-1. Chatterton lives in Boca Raton, Florida, where he also trains technical divers.
Where is John Chatterton from?
United States
John Chatterton/Place of birth
What did John Chatterton discover?
In 2008, Chatterton and his partner John Mattera discovered and identified the wreck of the Golden Fleece off of the North coast of the Dominican Republic. The ship was that of Joseph Bannister, a pirate captain of the late 17th century.
Is there a shadow divers movie?
The movie follows two wreck divers who discovered the hull of a German U-boat in waters off New Jersey in 1991.
Where was the golden fleece pirate ship found?
the Dominican Republic
Joseph Bannister’s ship Golden Fleece was found in early 2009 by American shipwreck hunters John Chatterton and John Mattera in the Dominican Republic, at Samaná Bay.
Who dove the Titanic?
The world’s first attempt at scuba diving on the Titanic, once thought to be impossible, was successfully carried out this weekend, according to reports. ‘The dive took years of planning,’ said Cameron James, the extreme diver who undertook the challenge, reportedly spending as much as $200 million in the process.
Is the book Shadow Divers a true story?
‘Shadow Divers’: True Story of Solving WWII Mystery The new book Shadow Divers tells the true story of two dive enthusiasts who solved a mystery from World War Two off the coast of New Jersey. Ritchie Kohler and John Chatterton plunged to dangerous depths and found a Nazi U-boat on the ocean floor.
What u-boat was in Shadow Divers?
U-869
Robert Kurson chronicled the story of U-869’s finding in the book Shadow Divers (2004).
Has the San Miguel been found?
Largely due to the efforts of Kip Wagner, a marine treasure hunter, seven of the ships have been located but only a small percentage of the treasure has been recovered. The San Miguel, a Nao class vessel, has yet to be found and is believed to have separated from the fleet the day before the storm struck.
Where did the San Miguel sink?
The San Miguel which sank in the 1551 off Santo Domingo is believed to be one of the richest treasure galleons ever lost at sea, with a cargo of Inca and Aztec treasures looted by Spanish conquistadors.
