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Whale Wars Captain Watson Shot
Watching this show, he supposedly got shot in the chest, sniper rifle? Badge saved his life?Did Whale Wars' Captain Paul Watson really get shot?
I do not consistently watch many shows other than Family Guy, sometimes: The Simpsons, Robot Chicken and maybe Heroes.
Still not sure, I'm wondering if Comcast's On-Demand Service has "Whale Wars" available for immediate viewing. hmmmm..
I'll have to watch the show and make my own determination. Just the fact there is so much talk about this, makes me wonder if it truly happened. Not to say it didn't, but the opinion of the media is not necessarily that of the crew onboard the "Steve Irwin". The "MV Steve Irwin", owned by the "Sea Shepherd Conservation Society" was originally named the MV Robert Hunter, after the Canadian Robert Hunter, a co-founder of the "Greenpeace Foundation". It is one of two ships in the Sea Shepherd's fleet of conservation vessels. Built in 1975, it served as a conservation patrol boat named, the "FPV Westra". It was laid up for disposal when, in 2003, Sea Shepherd purchased and renamed the ship the Robert Hunter.