A photo of Pakistani billionaire Prince Dawood and his son, who died trying to visit the wreck of the Titanic, has emerged, taken moments before departure.

According to the New York Post, the father and son who boarded the ill-fated submarine seem very happy. Both except helmets Orange clothes The son is wearing a hand on the father’s shoulder while the sea is visible in the background.

At that time, no one, including the father and son, had any illusions that the sea behind would be the final resting place of both of them.

Soon after this photo was taken, on June 18, father and son boarded a submarine that set off on its mission, with three other men on board.

Among them were Oceangate founder and CEO Stockton Rush, Paul Henry and British billionaire Hamish Harding.

Similarly, another picture has been released by Prince Dawood’s family in which the father and son are hugging each other before leaving for the trip.

An hour and 45 seconds after its departure, the submarine crashed at a depth of 12,000 feet, killing all on board.

Christine Daoud, Prince Daoud’s widow, spoke to the New York Post after the tragedy, which was published on Sunday.

In the interview, she revealed that her husband and son spent their last moments in pitch darkness listening to their favorite songs and looking out the windows at sea creatures.

A photo of Pakistani billionaire Prince Dawood and his son Sulaiman was released to his family in which the two lie together and smile before departing on a trip.

Christine said her husband and sons were eager to see the wreckage, which had been under the sea for 111 years.

‘He was very happy that morning and was behaving like a child who is very happy to find something he likes.’

He said that when the submarine lost contact two hours later, he was assured that there were communication problems and nothing to worry about.

According to him, “we were told that if contact could not be restored within an hour, the trip would be terminated and the submarine would return.”

Christine said, “During this time, I myself kept looking at the surface of the sea in the distance to see if they could see me.”