Missing honeymooner / MSNBC?

[TheWog]

Aren't they now thinking both H & W were slipped a "mickey" but the H woke up mid robbery by the druggers? I'm glad we're cruising on Disney....

I bet there will be a few "mickeys" on your ship as well.

 

[anty30]

LOL !!!!!!!!!!

 

[kshabare]

An 18 year old Californian man and two Russians were being questioned. The wife may have been sexually assaulted at some point. No one knows what happed, but the 18 year old may. I feel sad for the bride but if I were her, I don't think I'd touch another drop of alcohol. Media said she was drunk most of the time and I believe I heard she had even passed out from alcohol. I pray the family finds out what really happened and justice is served.

Kim

 

[CherCrazy]

The problem the US police/FBI have in cases of crime aboard cruise ships is that it is not the jurisdiction of the US. If I remember correctly, Royal Caribbean is registered in Liberia, most cruise lines are not owned by US companies. They may have offices here, but the registry is with another country. Reason they do this: US law protects passengers more stringently than other countries. I'm sure taxes play a big part of it too.

There was a case about 10 years ago ....still unsolved. The girl was kidnapped off a Royal Caribbean cruise ship in Curacao...right next to Aruba (reminds me of Natalee Holloway). Her name is Amy Bradley I think. If you google her, you will find the whole story, including how RCCL did NOTHING to help her family. Just washed their hands of the whole thing. The family had a hard time getting the FBI involved initially because it wasn't their jurisdiction.