Hostesses, 20 and 22, who survived Bayesian superyacht disaster say they are 'alive by a miracle' as they reveal terror of sinking ordeal<br /><br />Two young women who had been working as hostesses on the Bayesian superyacht when it sank have broken their silence about their horror ordeal.<br /><br />Leah Randall, 20, and Katja Chicken, 22, were on board the £30 million vessel when it was suddenly struck by a waterspout tornado just before 5am on Monday.<br /><br />The crewmembers escaped along with the yacht's captain, New Zealander James Cutfield, and Angela Bacares, the wife of British tech tycoon Mike Lynch who owned the Bayesian.<br /><br />Leah, who hails from South Africa, and Katja, who is German, have been staying at the Domina Zagarella hotel in Santa Flavia, which has been used as a base by emergency services throughout the search and recovery mission.<br /><br />The pair are reported to be in a state of shock, and were tearful as they told Italian media: 'We are alive by a miracle'.
