Golden Ray to be scrapped in place....

All oil pumped out. Oil tanks steam cleaned.. per update; ready for salvage.
Also;
To improve the stability of the wreck, Unified Command has begun the removal of the vessel’s propeller, propeller shaft and rudder, which weighs a total of approximately 130 tons. “Due to the vessel’s orientation on its side, these components are creating a load which the vessel was not designed to support. Imagine holding a milk jug with an outstretched arm compared to the same weight hanging at your side. Removing these components will help reduce the stresses on the hull” said Chief Warrant Officer Jeremiah Winston, Unified Command Salvage Branch director. “This operation will help sustain the integrity of the wreck while we prepare for its full removal.”

Don't think it will make e-bay but probably these large parts heading back to China for use in a next ship build.

I'm from the area and have been concerned a while. Whole answers have never been released and all else vague.
Recovering similar wrecks like this one have never worked as planned.
Last I heard, all oil was out, turns out; still a bunch of heavy oil on board.
I'm glad somebody had some insight and trying to at least bring questions to light.

If you don't know where this is, Google Earth Brunswick GA. You can see how far inland these marshes wonder.
Any oil comes off that wreck, it can travel thru these marshes from Jax to Savanah and more.
The wreck is at the inlet to miles of marsh lines. Thru the ICW or offshore, oil will travel and quickly.
I can imagine the Low Country to Charleston getting trashed.
Already stressed, these marches are coming back to life after pollution run off from paper-pulp and chemical plants from Jax to Kings Bay years ago. These marshes, the critters and the people don't need another marsh hit.

Updates.
https://ssiresponse.com/

I was wondering about the kids, training to hold a fire hose, standing on a high V power lead.

Never witnessed anything move so freaking slow.

This is (supposed to be) a world class quality salvage company. I'm afraid it's the ships owners keeping all slow and cheap. Our local news out lets, serious SFBs, has not a clue what's to be happening or how to report it. They mimic the web site as big news.
If you read the web site, the big news this year, the salvage crew donated mask and then suits to the C19 responders. Not a bad deal (bless and thank them) but there is a large salvage going on (& on & on & on)..

F M
Calm when it rolled over. Calm ever since...
NTSB is going to rip some rear when they complete this report..
This is why it's dragging to long.

Just out of the channel but slow in brunswick.
Once the Tricolor and BalticAce got their act in gear, I thought they were cleaned up quickly. These were in the channels.

Now they are having a blood drive. How nice.
Reads like the salvors (& owners?) are blowing everybody and taking their sweet time in removing the wreck.

Update
Garbage clean up on the area streets and a deer rescued in the area.

Off of Miami now.

Wreck update
Removing the ramps from the hull.

In Fernandina now.