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Trinidadian diaspora blogger Further Thoughts is a relative of the two researchers whose bodies were recovered at sea after an incident this past weekend: “I am so thankful for the outpouring of support. I always felt that those simple words - ‘I’m sorry', or ‘my condolences' meant so little, were so utterly inadequate. I was wrong.”
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