Long Beach, CA.- A missing couple most likely fell off of a cruise ship between Long Beach Califonia and Mexico. The 90 year old man and his 79 year old wife have yet to be found. There names and residence is being with held until notification to the families. The couple was aboard a Carnival cruise ship that departed Monday from Long Beach, California. They were not aboard when it docked back on Friday.
Carnival said the couples cabin door was locked from the inside. All there belongings were in the cabin, the door had a do not disturb sign on it. The door leading to the private balcony was unlocked. Laura Eimiller, an FBI spokeswoman said the two were last seen around there cabin Tuesday night. Federal agents were interviewing passengers as well as crew members, also processing evidence.
Coast Guard have been searching for the couple since Friday morning. Petty Officer Prentice Danner stated that the search is being done by plane not boat because the area is so large. The ship departed on Monday to Santa Catalina Island then to Ensenada, Mexico.
Jennifer De La Cruz a spokeswoman for Carnival was not sure if the couple disembarked in Ensenada or Catalina. I hope they can find out what happened to those people.















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Interesting article Stone…scary. Seems like there is alot of these cruise ship “disappearances” more and more all the time. Someone could have came in, pushed them overboard, and locked the door and left. Or….they committed suicide but why do it this way?? They could have just done that at home? I suspect insurance money is the reason for the “apparen” (???) suicide?????
Hi CHSAH
Weren’t there a few more incidents like that from the same line, Carnival? Scary stuff.
Think I’ll stay home! I know many accidents happen there,(because we’re there a lot!), but somehow I feel safer there.
seems to me there has been quite a few people falling overboard latley…maybee they need to make so improvements to thier ships so this cant happen..
I cannot believe how many people fall overboard these ships! cripes…
They seem too often to be coincidental. They’re probably connected in some way.
No, no one could have pushed them overboard and locked the door. The cabin’s deadbolt lock was engaged and that can only be done from the inside. These verandahs have solid partitions on the Paradise. So far as ‘falling’ overboard, the rails on these verandah cabins are too high to accidently fall unless you are of a very abnormal height. It is more likely this was a final hurrah and suicide pact.
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