Did you guys see this story? Very tragic. I saw this a couple of days ago and am still processing to be honest. I read on Twitter she's a mother with three kids.
https://youtu.be/UKfFqtnK_ec
https://www.tmz.com/2022/02/18/cruise-ship-jumper-video-struggle-security-carnival-valor/
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CRUISE SHIP DISASTER NEW VIDEO SHOWS STRUGGLE WITH SECURITY ... Before Passenger's Apparent Fatal Jump
2/18/2022 6:30 AM PT
There's new video of the woman who jumped off a cruise ship into the ocean ... and she's clearly agitated a minute or so before she jumped.
You see the woman flanked by security guards who are trying to subdue her as she struggles to break loose. Security has her arms behind her back, but, contrary to the accounts of some passengers, she was not placed in handcuffs.
She's screaming "Alicia" as security tries moving her off the deck. She somehow escaped the grip of security and, without warning, jumped from the 10th floor of the ocean liner. One passenger says the woman hit the side of the vessel before going face-first into the water.
The 32-year-old woman disappeared from view ... 150 miles off the coast of Louisiana. The crew searched for several hours, to no avail.
She is heard screaming out the name "Alicia" as the guards help her up a flight of stairs and off of the pool deck after an alleged hot tub incident.
The woman, who was vacationing with her husband on the Carnival Valor's 5-day cruise to Mexico, was detained by security after getting into a fight in a hot tub with a man.
yeah she is dead her family should sue
Are they certain she jumped or do some believe she was pushed?
Why should her family sue for her being a damn dummy?
Quote from: Ulysses on February 20, 2022, 02:56:37 PM
Why should her family sue for her being a damn dummy?
bbbbbbjbhhh yeah
Quote from: Ulysses on February 20, 2022, 02:56:37 PM
Why should her family sue for her being a damn dummy?
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Because they'll likely win regardless.
Quote from: Trey on February 20, 2022, 03:52:14 PM
Quote from: Ulysses on February 20, 2022, 02:56:37 PM
Why should her family sue for her being a damn dummy?
ssdddddsessed
Because they'll likely win regardless.
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They can easily argue that no one should've had an opportunity to jump if the barriers were high enough and/or security caused her to do it.
my question is why was she detained and was she maybe that traumatized from the experience that she ultimately jumped?
never mind
On Reddit a person who was on the boat said she was throwing some ladies food across the deck and got on top of her/wouldn't let her go, so security was called. Family said she was not drunk or high during the incident. Security was about to escort her to her room. The husband was not on the deck.
Quote from: annie on February 20, 2022, 06:10:56 PM
On Reddit a person who was on the boat said she was throwing some ladies food across the deck and got on top of her/wouldn't let her go, so security was called. Family said she was not drunk or high during the incident. Security was about to escort her to her room. The husband was not on the deck.
maybe she had some kind of a mental episode or was provoked. anyways we won't know until we see footage of this alleged incident, anyone could be infiltrating a reddit thread.
I read somewhere the best way to get away with murder is to push someone of a ship at night in international waters. No country has jurisdiction to convict you and by the time someone realises the person is missing they be in the middle of the fucking Atlantic floating towards Africa or South America or something.
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