Welllll, not quite. She was the only person said to have died, but midway through the staged exercise--where there's strong evidence that "Fuddy's" vitals were being dynamically monitored--the short, squat 220-pound "Fuddy" is replaced by a tall, thin male swimmer, almost certainly belonging to a foreign military and brought there with the knowledge and consent of both Barry and C_A Director John O. Brennen, as the submarine from which that swimmer disembarked (USS LaJolla) was contemporaneously assigned to the C_A for coordination of submarine training with foreign militaries, such the Brennan's signature would have been required for all the $2B Navy submarine's missions. Curiously, none of the other "stranded-on-the-water passengers shows the least bit of perturbation as a result of the swap. That is, except maybe for "Flip," the passenger who was a former Green Beret, who within a minute or two begins his walking-wading-swim to shore, which was well less than an 1/8th of a mile away.
