41.   The boat has two sleeping cabins.

42.   The boat had a man steering, a harpooner, and a crew of four.

43.   The boats have linens, bedding, dishes, toasters, answering machines, coffee makers, cookware, TV with cable, stereo, CD and phone.

44.   The boat had carbon monoxide detectors in the cabin, but they had been disconnected.

45.   The boat had to be abandoned, but not before several men died, including some from the Tusk, a companion submarine that rushed to the rescue.

46.   The boat had videos on safety, but only one of the men said he had seen any of the tapes.

47.   The boat has different itineraries of varying lengths.

48.   The new factory boats all have the same Mercury engines, which cannot be modified regardless of who makes the boat.

49.   Their provisions were depleted on the way home, however, when the boat had to dock in the harbor while higher priority cargo from other ships was unloaded.

50.   These days, getting out is easy because the Cuban border patrol boats rarely have fuel.