Boat fire in the stream

The boat is a total loss, but luckily it sounded like all 3 passengers escaped on the 23' tender.

Insurance payday

Exactly.

It looks like an old Fairline Squadron 62 or 65. (early to mid 90s). The engine air intake, main deck window stripes, and style of port holes all say it is.

Any proof? Or merely slandering for fun?

If the comment that you are referring to is defamatory it would be libelous not slanderous.

Either way, the question is the same.
Unless you have facts to back the statement you're presuming guilt when you shouldn't be

Oh give us a break. I added a bit also.
Humorous speculation.

How humorous would you consider it if it had been you and your family aboard?

Just saying,. I'm not one of the PC zealots out there by any means but let's at least try and wait for the facts.

It's called Postcidus........often contagious.

Postcidus? I think need help with that one.

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I'm sure there is a definition for this word. Or am I just speculating again?

Sense thankfully all were safe, and to compare to your request, all mine are safe; Then I could not care less what anybody could say about the event.

Looks like an older Fairline to me!

Wow
Good eye.

Just some flame from the after ER vent, whole upper a flame. I would think not typical of an engine room fire then move up to the forward.
F M, the whole upper in on fire....
Oh, I'm still speculating.

That is the later version of the 65. When they changed the design of the windows of the flybridge.
First versions where like this below, which was a 62 Squadron (92 to 96), with the addition of an extended bathing platform. Then in end 90s they changed to the above window profile. Fairline sold about 15 total of 62-65s AFAIK. The one I am referring to looks like this. Could be also the 56/59 but the amount of port holes say it was the 62/65.
Edit it might be the old 62 (mk.1 92 to 97) since by the photo it looks a short bathing platform.