Christine Dennison digz

Christine Dennison was Director of Ghislaine Maxwell's Terramar project.

Christine Dennison, is an explorer who leads expeditions to the most remote corners of civilization. She swims with sharks and piranhas in the Amazon rain forest and in underwater caves in the Caribbean. She has logged over a hundred dives under the polar ice caps in the extremely harsh conditions of the High Arctic.

A true adventurer she has been honored by winning admission as a fellow into the exclusive Explorers club whose members have been first to the North Pole, first to the Summit of Mt. Everest, first to the deepest part of the ocean and first to the surface of the moon. Ms. Dennison is a founder and the president of Mad Dog Expeditions and currently producer of a documentary about a World War II American submarine that sank of the coast of Key West, Florida back in June of 1943.

Christine and her husband Tim Taylor are making a documentary about their amazing discovery of the USS R-12, a World War II submarine, that has laid in 600 feet of water in the Caribbean sending 42 sailors to their graves and has remained undiscovered for almost 70 years. Back in October of 2010, Tim Taylor searched 11 miles off the coast of Key West using a remote-controlled submarine outfitted with sonar and captured an image of an object lying 600 feet below the surface. Christine and Tim invested their own money in having a custom mini-submarine dive vessel constructed in order to film a documentary about the submarine, which they feel is their duty to tell the world about the plight of the R-12 and her crew.

https://990s.foundationcenter.org/990_pdf_archive/455/455091884/455091884_201712_990EZ.pdf

http://brspecial.com/documentary-film-producer-and-mad-dog-expeditions-co-founder-christine-dennison.shtml