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Headline of the Day: “Chicken of the Sea”
Written by Pat's Papers | Wednesday, 18 January 2012 6:45 AM
The New York Post comes out swinging on its front page this morning. “Chicken of the Sea” is the headline below a photo of the captain of the Costa Concordia. Just-released audio puts the captain on a rescue boat about an hour after he’d run the 950-foot, 3,200-passenger cruise ship into the ground. The Coast Guard’s reaction: “Get back on board for f—k sake!!!” Despite his claim that he actually did return the the ship, it’s unclear whether that’s true. The captain has been charged with “manslaughter, causing a shipwreck and abandoning ship,” which could lead to a 15 year sentence.
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