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For the Second Time in 2 Months, a Cruise Guest “Disappears” from a Carnival Ship

By Jim Walker on November 14, 2023
Posted in Disappearances

Another cruise guest has somehow disappeared from a Carnival Cruise Line ship during a Caribbean cruise. Twenty-eight year old Tyler Barnett of Houma, Louisiana was last seen on the Carnival Glory cruise ship around 11:40 p.m. Sunday night. Carnival performed an onboard search around 7:00 a.m. on Monday morning after his whereabouts could not be…

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