People are concerned and seeking an update on the case of Abby Jackson, who went missing after she posted a video on TikTok about a submarine.
Abby Jackson, a crew member of the Polar Prince, which is the mothership of the OceanGate Titan submersible, shared a video on TikTok shortly before the submersible disappeared. In the video, Abby captured the launch of the submersible and took a selfie.
Abby was employed by Polar Prince, and her video caption read, “Watching a submarine go down to the Titanic.”
Another passenger on the Polar Prince, known as “Mr. Titanic,” named Paul Henri Nargeolet, was also filmed by Abby Jackson. Nargeolet has made 37 trips to the Titanic.
In the footage, the 77-year-old Nargeolet was seen smiling and waving to the camera while sitting on the side of an inflatable boat.
TikTok Abby Jackson Missing Update: Is She Found?
Abby has not been officially reported as missing at this time. However, there are concerns and speculations spreading on social media due to her actions. She deleted her video and has not posted any new content on her social media accounts.
People are wondering why Abby’s employer has not provided any updates or shared any TikTok videos. The removal of her most recent video has led to further rumors and discussions about her.
“She knows things”; “Is it just me, or did she post another video, but they took it down because I just watched a video, and it said like watching the submarine sink”; “She deleted the last video of her with 28 million views just like that???”
Strange; “Girl, are you alright? “; “We all saw the video, and it’s gone now! Read on social networks, “What did they do to this girl?
It is important to note that investigations are ongoing, and the status of the individuals inside the submarine is still unknown. Whether Abby is intentionally hiding or not is uncertain at this point.
What Happened To Abby Jackson?
People on the internet have been sharing stories about the crew members and mysteries related to the Titanic. Recently, they have noticed something unusual.
It is being said that Abby Jackson, a young woman who posted a TikTok video showing the submersible starting its dive into the deep ocean, is now missing.
Abby, who is 22 years old, works for OceanGate Expeditions, the company that organized the trips for the billionaires to visit the famous shipwreck site.
The young lady was supposed to gather ground-based audiovisual evidence for the mission, but the video was removed.
About fifty meters away, a white boat could be seen floating strangely in the ocean. The video clip’s title was “Watch a submarine sink the Titanic.”
Jackson also posted a brief video of 77-year-old French seaman Paul-Henri Nargeolet, one of the submersible victims.
The text overlay read, “This man has seen the Titanic 37 times,” as Jackson remarked, “What a legend.”
The video of Paul-Henri, taken days before the mission began, is still available, but the one where the submersible is seen at a distance is not.
Fortunately, before being removed, Internet users were able to rescue it, which is why it is now circulating on social networks and other media.
Reactions To Tiktok Video About The Submarine
The underwater videographer Abbi Jackson seems to have been on the boat carrying five passengers to the Titanic catastrophe.
With so many people viewing and commenting on the video in the wake of the tragic news, it is evident that the TikTok algorithm is working hard these days.
As of this writing, the remark with the most likes (nearly 99,000) reads, “Well, this didn’t age well.”
People confirmed and pointed out that Jackson is wearing an OceanGate Expeditions vest in the video, which is the business that organized the dive when others questioned whether this was the missing submersible.
People were generally astounded by the accuracy of the TikTok algorithm; one person said, “Elon can only dream of an algorithm hittin’ [sic] this hard.”
People were also asking for updates on the situation in the comments, but Jackson hasn’t added anything new to her TikTok account since this video.
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