Man’s Fall From Cruise Ship ‘Was an Intentional Act’

The ship was headed to Miami after a four-day trip
By Luke Roney,  Newser Staff
Posted Dec 14, 2018 5:38 PM CST
Man’s Fall From Cruise Ship ‘Was an Intentional Act’
A Carnival cruise ship.   (Monica Herndon/Tampa Bay Times via AP, File)

A vacation nightmare: A man on Friday went overboard from a cruise ship about 35 miles off the Florida Keys. The US Coast Guard was searching for the unidentified 26-year-old who plummeted from the Carnival Victory, using a plane, helicopter, and cutter, per CNN. "Sadly, all the facts surrounding this unfortunate incident indicate it was an intentional act," says a Carnival rep, per NBC. The cruise ship was heading back to Miami after a four-day cruise when the incident occurred. (This cruising couple found a camera in their cabin.)

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