RoadDog
Corporal
- Joined
- May 29, 2008
- Location
- The Great Midwest
I was not aware of this, but the Aug. 23rd Charleston SC Post and Courier had an article about Clive Cussler dropping his lawsuit vs. Edward Lee Spence. Spence claims that he found the Hunley in 1970, whereas Cussler found it in 1995.
There evidently is a lot of bad blood and feelings here. Cussler wanted Spence to stop going around and telling folks that he found it. Spence had a countersuit for between $100,000 to $309 million for damages. Nothing about whether he dropped his as well.
And, the article comments were interesting as well. Especially the seven or eight from Spence who calls himself HunleyFinder.
V-e-r-y I-n-t-e-r-e-s-t-i-n-g. --RoadDog
There evidently is a lot of bad blood and feelings here. Cussler wanted Spence to stop going around and telling folks that he found it. Spence had a countersuit for between $100,000 to $309 million for damages. Nothing about whether he dropped his as well.
And, the article comments were interesting as well. Especially the seven or eight from Spence who calls himself HunleyFinder.
V-e-r-y I-n-t-e-r-e-s-t-i-n-g. --RoadDog