Executives should be hunted for sport

Executives hide behind PR flacks and prepared statements because they are thoughtless, disgusting, immoral swine, and not very bright.

Hatfield announced shortly after 9 p.m. Tuesday that rescuers had found the body of one miner near the abandoned mine car. The other miners were found about 11:30 p.m., after members of a search team followed the sound of McCloy's moans.

The rescue workers, speaking through oxygen masks, radioed their discovery to the "fresh-air base," a staging point within the mine, saying they found one
miner alive, Hatfield said.

Somewhere between there and the surface, the message changed to say all 12 miners were still alive, he said.

"We don't know where the miscommunication occurred, and we don't think it's particularly important," said Gene Kitts, a senior vice president for International Coal.

Does that mean there won't be a review of rescue-operation communications?