Passenger overboard on Pearl

[Richard & Mary]

MSNBC is reporting that the NCL Pearl nightvision cameras on board the NCL Pearl, shows the women going overboard at about 8:00 PM. Appearently there are lots of questions why her husband waited to around 3:50 AM to advise the Captain that this woman was missing.

Here's the link to the report as per NBC Today show.

http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/261848...07277#28407277

[Dwayne]

Well according to that news report it doesn't sound very encouraging for them finding her. My thoughts are with her loved ones.

Dwayne

[billybuzzy]

According to MSN News, a passenger that became friendly with the couple has stated that they were an active, high profile couple , a bit on the wild side. The husband seemed somewhat nonchalant after her disappearance.
The Pearl apparently did not return to search for the missing passenger as several hours had elapsed. Passengers were not advised of the disappearance, the reporting passenger is a retired Connecticut State Trooper.

BillyBuzzy

[Richard & Mary]

Here's the link to a detailed story and video of the missing passenger on the NCL Pearl as reported by the FBI, Coast Guard, and reported as per NBC.

http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/261848...18992#28418992

[Dave]

They have stopped the search. According to a statement issued by her family, "The family suspects that Jennifer chose an unfortunate ending to her life." Apparently they have reasons to believe this.

Given this news I don't see any point in continuing to discuss this subject. Let's move on.