Free Republic

Sex in public not unusual June 27, 2006 NUDITY, streaking and sex in public were "not unusual" aboard the cruise ship on which mother of three Dianne Brimble died, the Pacific Sky's former night manager said yesterday. Ann Taylor said examples of such behaviour were so frequent that it would take up all their time to record the incidents. "If you were to write up every person that was running around naked there would be 15 to 20 security log books," Ms Taylor told the inquest, referring to both men and women. "Sometimes there was 15 to 20 a night."...

HOURS after boarding the luxury cruise that would result in her death, Dianne Brimble's friend warned her of a group of men who had been ogling female passengers, a Sydney inquest was told today. The next morning, Ms Brimble, 42, was found dead in a cabin belonging to some of those same men. Police allege she had been given a lethal dose of the date rape drug gamma-hydroxybutyrate before being sexually assaulted. The inquest was told Ms Brimble had been ecstatic, setting out on the "holiday of a lifetime" with family and friends on the P&O liner Pacific Sky on...