There were also reports that Schettino had been dining with passengers when the accident happened -- but the ship's operating company, Costa Crociere, said he was on the bridge. Last night it was still unclear as to what had caused the stricken ship to capsize. It hit a rocky outlet known as Le Scole, which opened up the port-side hull. Fifteen minutes after impact, Schettino gave the order to drop anchor in an attempt to turn the ship around and return as close as possible to Giglio harbour which by now the Concordia had passed. As it carried out the emergency manoeuvre, it sped up the intake of water and led to the ship turning on  to its side, finally coming to rest on a rocky shelf. There is also a theory that an electrical fault wiped out the ship's navigational power and steering control. Survivors vented their anger at the captain yesterday on a message board at their Rome hotel. It had been set up for therapeutic reasons  to allow them to display their  feelings and give thanks for  their rescue. 'Those captain is crazy liar' said one angry missive, while another read: 'Captain is a coward!' A picture showed a crude image of the Costa Concordia sinking beneath the waves with people in the water and the captain being winched to safety aboard a hovering helicopter with a speech bubble coming out of his mouth saying: 'I don't give a s***, people.' Schettino will be held until next