The cause of death of Todd Meadows, who died at the age of 25, was determined.
The series follows fishing vessels. Photo from the 2010 season. PDO
In dangerous waters program Todd Meadows died in the Bering Sea during filming.
Page Six website tells what happened on February 25th, the day Meadows died. According to the website, Meadows fell overboard into the sea.
Meadows was in the cold sea for about 10 minutes before he was pulled up. Meadows was lifeless, attempts were made to revive him, but without success.
The Bering Sea is known for its capricious sparing and extremely cold sea temperatures, which make it one of the most dangerous sea areas in the world.
The Berging Sea is the sea area that forms the northernmost part of the Pacific Ocean. From the rest of the Pacific Ocean, it is bordered by the Alaska Peninsula and the Aleutian Islands.
Meadows was one of the members of the Aleutian Lady crabbing launch.
The Dangerous Waters series follows the life-threatening work of fishermen working on fishing vessels in Alaska. In Finland, the series has been shown on Kutose and the JIM channel. The program has also been presented under the name Gengenvaarallinen saalis.
The series has been produced for 21 seasons, and many stars of the series have died during filming. The captain who appeared in the sixth season Phil Harris died of a heart attack. He had a seizure on his ship and died a few weeks later in hospital. He was 53 years old when he died. Also familiar to viewers from different seasons Nick Mavar, Blake Painter, Mahlon Reyes and Nick McGlashan have died.
