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Passenger’s Body Found in Cruise Ship’s Ventilation Shaft

By Jim Walker on January 2, 2017
Posted in Weird Cruise News

The body of a 74 year-old passenger who disappeared from the M/V Sharden, which can carry up to 2,908 passengers, has been located in the ship’s ventilation shaft, according to AOL Travel’s article Pensioner’s Body Found in Cruise Ship Ventilation Shaft After Two Months.  

The woman sailed on holiday with her husband on the Tirrenia…

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