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Confirmed: $1.5 million yacht's falling photos were real!
Aug 16 2007, Naveen

This is not some Photoshop edit but real and we were not going to miss the news. The pictured above is a $1.5 million yacht that plunged nose first into the ocean when being loaded onto a cargo ship, the reason being it was not being tied down...

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