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Beira Anchorage Crew Boat Capsize: What the Families of Four Dead and Five Missing Seafarers Must Know Right Now You are reading this at a hour when nobody should have to read anything. A crew boat called the Cara was carrying your loved one — a seafarer, a contractor, a crew member — to a 50,000-deadweight-ton tanker anchored off Beira, Mozambique, and the Cara capsized alongside that vessel. Four people are confirmed dead. Five are still missing in the waters of the Mozambique Channel. The tanker, the Sea Quest, is managed by Scorpio Marine Management, flagged in the Marshall Islands, insured through the West of England P&I Club, and was formerly owned by Scorpio Tankers Inc., a company traded on the New York Stock Exchange. We are the trial attorneys at Attorney911, and this page is written for one person: you, the family member who just learned that someone you love is gone or is not yet found, and who needs to know — right now, before anyone from the insurance company calls — what rights the maritime law gives you and what is about to happen to the evidence. The first thing you need to hear is this: maritime…