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Former Royal Caribbean Crew Member Convicted of Murdering Family Who He Met During Cruise

By Jim Walker on May 28, 2017
Posted in Weird Cruise News

Shakti RamsurrunNewspapers are reporting that a jury in Canada convicted a former Royal Caribbean waiter, from Mauritius, of murdering a young woman and her family who he met during a cruise in 2009. 

In December of 2009, two weeks before Christmas, 24 year-old Shakti Ramsurrun, from the country of Mauritius (off of the southeastern coast of Africa) met 19…

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