"Lord Keep Us Safe On This Gigantic Cruise Ship"
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A news station in Memphis has identified the 21 year old woman who went overboard from Royal Caribbean's Allure of the Seas cruise ship on September 16, 2012.
There has been speculation about what happened. This was the overboard where the cruise ship delayed reporting the incident to the Coast Guard for two hours. Some people have speculated that the young lady may have committed suicide, although there is no evidence of that.
That scenario seems highly unlikely given the comments that she was posting on Twitter leading up to the cruise, including many tweets expressing her excitement about the trip. Consider one of her last tweets upon boarding the cruise ship:
"Lord keep up safe on this gigantic cruise ship! Let the festivities begin!! See you suckers in a week . . ."
After the delayed Coast Guard search ended, the matter was turned over to the FBI for investigation.
Here's our initial article about this case: Passenger Missing From The Allure of the Seas Cruise Ship.
Jim Walker is a maritime lawyer who has attended seven Congressional hearing on issues of cruise ship crime, passenger disappearances,
WOW! Doesn't sound depressed to me, excitedly boastful maybe, planning to return in a week definitely.
Yes, It doesn't sound like suicide. If shes tweeting, "Lord keep me safe on this big ship," Sounds more like foul play.
from a mothers point of view; u get to learn what and why girls think ect, you get to read them like a book by just listening to little things they say and the way they act. And reading this, i can guarantee this girl had def no suicide plans. This is very sad.