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Terry
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posted 08-13-2000 06:47 AM      Profile for Terry   Email Terry   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
The Los Angles Times has reported the latest in a series of woes for Carnival.

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Saturday, August 12, 2000


FBI Investigates Cruise Passenger's Disappearance

YORBA LINDA--The FBI is investigating the disappearance of a Yorba Linda man who was on the Carnival cruise ship Elation out of Los Angeles bound for Mexico, officials said Friday.
The FBI confirmed that John Conaty, 42, was reported missing at 2:30 p.m. July 31 while the ship was off the coast of Mexico. His wife, Marilyn, reported to ship authorities that he was last seen at 11:30 p.m. the day before.
Lt. Chris Schubert, a Coast Guard spokesman in San Diego, said crews conducted an 11-hour search with three flights of a rescue helicopter and scanned about 65 nautical miles southwest of San Diego.
A spokeswoman for Carnival also said that an extensive search of the ship and interviews with passengers turned up no information on the missing man.
"We even turned the ship around and retraced our course until nightfall, at which point we couldn't search any further," said Jennifer de la Cruz, the Carnival spokeswoman in Miami, where the cruise line is based.
She said Conaty's relatives disembarked from the ship in Puerto Vallarta and flew back to Los Angeles.
A family member had reported last seeing Conaty in the ship's casino. Conaty, his wife and other relatives were on a seven-day trip.

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Terry Donegan


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jwine
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posted 08-13-2000 11:15 AM      Profile for jwine   Email jwine   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Don't see how this is any of Carnivals responsibility - same as RCI, when the girl disappeared from their room and the parents blamed the cruiseline. Personally I feel she met someone and got off the ship with them and disappeared on purpose. Do you want each person on the ship to have a guardian so they don't get into trouble?
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Beezo
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posted 08-13-2000 12:06 PM      Profile for Beezo   Author's Homepage   Email Beezo   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
your right, it shouldnt be anybody's fault because hes missing. its not like the captian knows where every single person is on the ship. theres too many poeple.

Beezo


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CB
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posted 08-13-2000 01:43 PM      Profile for CB     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
People have to blame somebody, so they pick on Carnival.

When the woman put the coffee cup between her legs and scalded herself, she blamed McDonalds and a dumb jury gave her $1 million of McDonald's money.


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mrblanche
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posted 08-13-2000 10:31 PM      Profile for mrblanche   Email mrblanche   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
The woman took 15 hours to notify the cruise line. She couldn't have been too worried.

An important point,however, is that the ship had not yet made a port stop.


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Mauretania
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posted 08-14-2000 03:17 PM      Profile for Mauretania     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
If he fell by accident - i.e. through no fault of his own - there would have been physical evidence like a broken railing. If he jumped overboard, how can Carnival possibly be held accountable? Unless the "safety polic" want all the open promenades glassed in so that new ships look COMPLETELY the same as urban skyscrapers.

If he was doing something foolish like climbing the railings and slipped, then again, its not Carnvial's fault. Stupidity has always been a capital offense. Just think of it as Darwinian theory in action.


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EricCruises-RBCCL
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posted 08-15-2000 12:09 AM      Profile for EricCruises-RBCCL   Author's Homepage   Email EricCruises-RBCCL   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
I agree with you MAURETANIA
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