[cll]

Another one! If I remember correctly a similar incident happened last year, when a drunk lady tried to cross to the next door balcony to surprise fellow cruises and fell to the ocean. She was never found.

[pepsionice]

As many drunks who show up and do cruise trips...I’m shocked we don’t see more people disappearing. I think this has always been a problem...even on the river steamboats of the 1800s.

[Big_Monkey]

Bush’s fault.

Signed,
MSM

[WildcatClan]

Why are we (FBI) looking to see if a crime was committed? If there is video showing a woman falling overboard, my first thought would be that she fell.

[cll]

[acoulterfan]

The Pearl is their newest ship and hundreds of rooms have small balconies. Surprised more children or drunk haven’t fallen overboard than just this one.

[yazoo]

Alcohol and ship railings don’t mix.

[acoulterfan]

Is this her? (Wait until the entry page loads):

http://www.fastcompany.com/user/jennifer-seitz

[gussiefinknottle]

the key is, did the husband recently buy life insurance for her?

[sodpoodle]

More details from passengers on the husband’s behavior after wife’s disappearance.
http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/28419077/?GT1=43001

Very strange!

You have to wonder why there is no ship’s crew member monitoring the cameras in real-time for such incidents as this? What possible use do the cameras serve?