First Visit To Cuba
Seafarer made their first trip to Cuba for a week to research their archives and to gain introductions to archaeologists, conservationists and military Generals, thus developing relationships for future business, post embargo. Seafarer’s relationship got off to a good start and has continued to grow.
Seafarer Receives First Exploration Permit
After nearly three years of delays, the state of Florida awarded Seafarer their first 1A-31 recovery permit for Juno Beach. This is the first recovery permit issued by the state in over 20 years. To date, Seafarer is the only new entity to receive a recovery permit in over 30 years. This was said to […]
Verdict Won
After two years of being attacked by an internet antagonist, a judge awarded a $5,080,000 verdict to Seafarer. Seafarer still hasn’t received payment reflecting a dry judgement. Fortunately the detractor has been silenced. To this date, his comments of libel and defamation unfortunately still exist on the Internet.
Seafarer Is Offered Settlement
Nearly two years after attempting to obtain Juno Beach, Florida permits, and the documented interference of then Florida’s Chief of the Bureau of Archaeological Research, Charlie Christ, the former Governor of Florida, offers Seafarer a settlement. As part of the settlement Seafarer will end up receiving their 1A-31 Recovery Permit on April 25th, 2011.
Ongoing Metamorphosis
Seafarer begins their transition from working with local treasure hunters to industry leading professionals, from ex-military divers to world-renowned archeologists, with a deep passion for sensitive and environmentally friendly recovery. When Seafarer began modifying their business model incorporating these industry professionals, archeologist and academia, this simple although crucial change, officially shifted the paradigm of this […]
Troubled Waters
In 2008, Seafarer received a recovery permit from the State of Florida Bureau of Archaeological Research. This permit expired in August 2008. Seafarer then attempted to renew their recovery permit. However, the Bureau Chief had undisclosed plans to prevent Seafarer from obtaining their recovery permit renewal. After lengthy delays and tremendous expense, Seafarer was able […]
No Permit
After raising the money, purchasing the ship, equipment, and taking the Company public through a reverse merger as Seafarer, the Company learned their 50/50 partner, Tulco Resources, did in fact not have, nor could not acquire the necessary recovery permit for the Juno Beach, Florida site. Mr. Kennedy then learned the State of Florida had […]
Seafarer Exploration Went Public
Kyle Kennedy did a reverse merger to take Seafarer public on the Over the Counter Bulletin Board (OTCBB: SFRX) and the excitement in the market saw the price as high as 0.16¢ per share by June 30th, 2008.
Hired The Crew
Kyle Kennedy hired a crew of treasure hunters to assist in the recovery of the Juno Beach, Florida shipwreck.
Purchased The Iron Maiden
Kyle Kennedy subsequently purchased the Iron Maiden and recovery equipment with cash to deliver Seafarer’s working vessel.
