Dead or on the lamb?

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This is being reported over at FOX,
Superyacht sinks: Cause of death revealed for NYC lawyer and wife | Fox News
Also readable from Yahoo. News, Superyacht sinks: Cause of death revealed for NYC lawyer and wife (yahoo.com)

 A New York City lawyer and his wife, who were among the seven who died in the sinking of the Bayesian superyacht last month off the coast of Sicily, passed away as a result of drowning, autopsies have revealed.
 
The causes of death for Chris Morvillo and his wife Neda were confirmed by coroners in Italy, as autopsies are planned Wednesday on the bodies of Jonathan Bloomer, chairman of Morgan Stanley’s London-based investment banking subsidiary, and his wife, Judy, according to The Associated Press.
 
The Bayesian had 22 people on board – 12 passengers and 10 crew – when it capsized and sank within minutes of being hit by a predawn storm on Aug. 19. Civil protection officials said they believe the ship was struck by a tornado over the water, known as a waterspout, near the port of Porticello, where the yacht was anchored.
Autopsies are pending for British tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch – who had organized the yacht trip to celebrate a recent legal victory – as well as his 18-year-old daughter Hannah and the yacht’s cook, Recaldo Thomas.

Now these reports are not very clear. Yesterday the reports have Lynch and his daughter dying from drowning according to autopsy reports, and today they are saying that only the Morvillo autopsy has been done. Neither reports have addressed anything about toxicology reports, and it just goes back to the crew being at fualt.

Prosecutors also reportedly are investigating the captain and two crew members for possible responsibility in connection with the sinking. Fifteen people, including Lynch's wife, were rescued from the 184-foot British-flagged luxury yacht.
 
The CEO of a manufacturing company responsible for building the yacht has blamed a series of "indescribable, unreasonable errors" by the crew for the vessel’s demise.
 
Giovanni Costantino told Reuters that the yacht’s crew made an "incredible mistake" of not being ready for the storm, which was included in shipping forecasts. The passengers should have been called out of their cabins and ordered to assemble at a safety point as the ship was preparing for the storm by taking measures such as pulling up the anchor, the CEO said.

I'm wondering if any autopsy has been conducted at this point, and the whole thing will be blamed on the crew. This smells bad people, and the question is why.