scubagirl15:Mr Adams,
This is a serious claim you're making against the instructor. Were you there? How do you know all this?
This situation is bad enough without the rest of us onlookers speculating on what happened and what will happen, don't you think?
It's certainly a sad situation, and condolences to all affected.
I have no idea if what Mr Adams is saying is true, but I must admit that when I heard the "instructor rocketed" to the surface, I was left wondering if this was the case, or if it was simply a poorly chosen word by a writer that probably didn't understand what he was saying.
Not wanting to judge harshly, as I for one hope to never have to have myself tested in such a situation, it should go without saying that one should never rocket to the surface for any reason. Certainly easier said than done.
It does seem like this was partly the case, as the rescuer was treated for a physical malady, probably because of an excessive ascent through the water column, wasn't he?
Regards
Steve