CNN Special Investigations Unit report that Tyrone Benton a leak in the BP-Blowout Preventer reported two weeks before the explosion. Benton is a former worker on the platform who survived the deadly explosion on the Deepwater Horizon oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico. His task was to assist with remote-controlled vehicles in the measurement of mobile offshore drilling unit (MODU). He said that the blowout preventer was leaking and BP and Transocean noted in an e-mail to his superiors have sent to bothCompanies. The blowout preventer is the crucial piece of equipment to work and to prevent the oil from gushing out of 1 miles under the sea failed, making the catastrophic ecological disaster in the history of the United States of America. Below is his press release: Houston, TX (openPR *) 22 June 2010 - Tyrone Benton, an honest, hard-working "ROV tech" for Oceaneering simply his job to work as a contractor on the Deepwater Horizon Offshore oil platform when its underwater worldEquipment detected a leak of hydraulic fluid into the rig's blowout preventer before the massive explosion 20th April 2010. His task was to assist with remote-controlled vehicles in the measurement of mobile offshore drilling unit (MODU). He reported his findings to his superiors and the information probably went on the chain of command. But as we now know, BP unfortunately not on this Information Act and stop its drilling operations to repair the leak. Ignorance about the impact of his statementswould ...

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