"Bring my son home."

The U.S. Coast Guard misled the public when they said they found a person in a survival suit and the body couldn't be identified.
The public believed based on the above statement the body was recovered and was unrecognizable because it was decomposed.
The body was not recovered it was only spotted from the air and the decision was made not to recover the body. The body couldn't be identified because they saw it from the air.
If you think the coast guards cowardice and lying doesn't have consequences here is what the father of a missing crewmember said: "...officials didn't want to spend money to continue the search....Bring my son home. I know you can't bring him back.. But bring some of him home, what's left of him, so I can give him a proper burial. Bring my child home. That's all I ask." Their cowardice and lying is further shown by the fact no effort is being made to locate any bodies and in particular this body which they know the location of. Since the body is in a survival suit it is still floating around in the ocean and someday will wash ashore. The body could very well be the son of the father I just quoted.
If one crew member was able to get into a survival suit how many other crew members are still floating around in their survival suits?
Rear Admiral Scott Buschman should be court martialed along with the crew of the helicopter!
Without menses-malice.