Death by Fate or Intentional?

      Audrey Mestre, all she wanted to do was get closer to the man she loved. Who knew her love would drive her to take extreme risks and come out the very sad conclusion of death. Even after reading this article over and over again I still don't think I have found the answer. Was she murdered? Or could it have been an accident? You can add your own opinions, you are welcome to. But as it stands right now, this may have just been some horrible events of fate. I believe things happen for a reason. Pipin, having been known for his no limits diving and breaking records has already been followed by the media about different deaths that have occurred under his watch. Having Audrey Mestre, his wife, die is something someone would look at as "more than suspicious".

       Pipin being an experienced diver should have never opened the air valve. But sometimes when things are pressuring you you tend to forget a lot of things. Even the most professional people out there get hit by pressure pretty hard. The crew who handled the equipment had been "shooed away" by Pipin because they did something that upset him. As Pipin was checking the valve, air started to hiss out of it and he immediately closed the valve. He didn't check if there was enough air left because Audrey was about to dive, so in a hurry he left the valve as it was and went to see his wife. Then Audrey took her last breath and went for the record. Once she reached the bottom the valve that Pipin had inspected didn't open or even budge. Time was running out and so was Audrey's ability to stay under water. The safety diver helped as much as he could to get her back to the surface. There was supposed to be another safety diver but he had left as he thought the dive hadn't happened. There was storm coming in right before the dive. Who wouldn't expect something that had to be dealt with in the ocean to be canceled? It was an honest mistake.
     
      Audrey soon lost consciousness and only had 2 minutes left to live. Unfortunately it took 8 minutes to get back to the surface. That was with the help of Pipin and the safety diver. These events may seem too coincidental to have happened on their own, but I believe these were literally a series of unfortunate events. Pipin loved Audrey too much to have had her killed. Yes, things do look suspicious but fate has it's own way of introducing itself. Pipin did mourn after her death and had her ashes put into the ocean. ". . the ocean wanted her forever" that's how it was ment to end as pessimistic as that sounds right now.