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Australian Police Investigate Death of 24 Year Old Woman on Cruise Ship

By Jim Walker on February 3, 2013
Posted in Maritime Death

Regent Seven Seas - Seven Seas Voyager Cruise Ship Death A number of newspapers in Australia are reporting that police in the Northern Territory of Australia are investigating the death of a 24-year-old woman aboard a cruise ship which docked in Darwin today.

Commander Richard Bryson of the Crime and Specialist Support Command said the woman’s body was found in her cabin. "The woman was…

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