Like a perfect storm of the conditions, the accident of the Brooklyn Bridge caused

When the Mexican navy ship sailed along the East River, crowds lined the shores and took photos.

The Cuauhtémoc or the “descending eagle” was splendid. The uniformed seafarers stood high on the masts of the ship, which were illuminated with string lights, when they retired from the port of New York.

But the joy of the spectators quickly turned into confusion. Then it fell into horror. The 147 -foot ship collection in the Brooklyn Bridge, which has a release of 127 feet on Saturday shortly after 8:20 p.m.

Two seafarers – Adal Jair Marcos and America Yamilet Sanchez – were killed and 19 more injured, two of them are critical.

The Times reviewed video, which are filmed by spectators, as well as marine traffic data and spoke with maritime experts for pecking