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A SHIPWRECK explorer has died on a wreck diving expedition as his pals battled to save him.

Joe Mazraanie, 48, was diving to the The Big Engine Steamer skipwreck off Cape Cod, Massachusetts when he got into trouble.

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Joe Mazraanie, was diving to the skipwreck of ‘The Big Engine Steamer’ when he got into trouble
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His cause of death has not yet been determined
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He was an avid diver and was exploring with a group of pals

He was diving with a group from his boat, Tenacious, on 29 July when he reportedly suffered a medical emergency.

Other divers rushed to get him back to the boat and perform first aid on the 48-year-old but were unable to save him.

Police and the US coast guard are carrying out a fully investigation into the cause of his death.

His family released a statement expressing their decision to keep the particulars of his death confidential, while stating there is “no reason” to believe it was due to “diver error or equipment failure”.

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