SOLVED on Accident: 54-year-old Tod DiMinno Found Underwater

29 thoughts on “SOLVED on Accident: 54-year-old Tod DiMinno Found Underwater”

1. Gruesome Death awaits us all, but these cases are especially tragic. Audience wishes grieving survivors all the best. Cheers!

2. Thankyou for your compassion and the respect with every case you all do its very heartfelt you guys are awsome try to bring them all home.

3. Jacob you totally rocked this case. Sincerely very nice job.😊

4. @Jared & Doug & team… Next time you are in Pittsburgh, I'd love to help you guys out. I was a certified Interspiro/OTS SCBA and SCUBA technician for many years and my brother and I both have extensive backgrounds in EMS, SAR, and confined space rescue. Would love to come help out any way we can. We also know the city like the back of our hand. I actually organized a dive demonstration of the Aquacom system you guys use at a local rescue trade show. We sent our diver down near the Convention Center and he came up with a bicycle and a license plate after just going down in one spot for 10 minutes. That river is literally STREWN with cars because of the wharf parking getting flooded and sweeping dozens of cars into the river every 5 to 10 years or so. Good job finding Todd, I hope his familiy can find peace now.

5. I hope none of those girls taking a picture from that wall watch this video, that would create a scary atmosphere for the picture

6. do you know about Melanie Roden Harville?

7. This car looked brand new like the paint and everything

8. My heart goes out to Tod’s family especially his baby girl ❤ Thank You AWP for everything you do ❤️

9. Shame

10. Rip. Compassionate & professional recovery. Doug is a natural born leader. So thoughtful & kind hearted while being very good working with LE and orher recovery professionals. Great teamwork.

11. R.I.P. amazing job by the dive team once again best organization out there

12. The amount of respect I have for that whole crew to make sure covering the victim with the tarp comes before just pulling him out

13. I Find Doug a bit full on. Talks people into submission. I get that he needs to take control of the situation but seems like he’s trying to let everyone know who the expert is. The results they get are amazing but the victim and their families should alway be the first focus.

14. Great rescue. God bless Tod

15. "Thousands of people who won't have a clue what's going on", good luck with that. I strongly suspect that they would see police, divers and come to an accurate conclusion quite quickly. However it IS great that you would try to keep it private.

16. Thank you guys . You always show so much respect for the people .

17. I never heard about this even on the news. This is so sad being so close to my hometown.

18. Why do they put cars underwater when there’s plenty already there? Geez.

19. 100 cars that AWP located… an underwater junk yard. Disgusting! The city should be ashamed.

20. I'm glad you helped bring him home and gave closure to his friends and family. If you're struggling with mental health, it gets better and there are so many options for you.

21. It’s the Steelers stadium, Pitt just pays rent to play there 😂

22. R.I.P Tod

23. THE WAY THEY HANDLE THIS IS PERFECT!BELIEVE ME WHEN I SAY YOU DON'T WANT TO SEE WHAT THEY SEE!BEEN THERE DONE THAT MYSELF!

24. On accident? You a toddler?

25. Suicides is probably 50% of the recovery taking place , sorry to say but,,,,,most people don't give 2fuks about those who take there own lives,,, if I was a er doctor I'd rather help someone with ligit ingeries than a suicide. ….

26. These stories really touch me. In 2003 I was sitting with a boyfriend at a ferry dock in the puget sound in the middle of the night. A car came speeding down the empty dock and into the water. We were the only people there. Had we not seen it the two men in that car go into the water, they would have stayed down there for who knows how long. We watched the recovery process and the car had drifted very far out. The speed involved just prior to the car hitting the water would indicate it was deliberate on behalf of the driver per the investigators. We were later told it was a mystery why those two men went into the water, or even how they knew eachother…which was very hard on their families. I felt the sheer helplessness of the first responders.

27. So sad but also happy that he can be laid to rest&his family has closure rest in peace Todd

28. I can see in their faces how stressful this job is on them. But they do it without complaint and always to the best of their abilities. This is a job that is worth doing no matter what. May God bless y’all and Mary keep you.

29. Don't get emotional much but this took me there.Mainly because of the dedication hard work and huge 🥜🥜 it takes to dive on this scenario ✌️

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