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There was no threat to other guests onboard the ship, or to the ship’s crew members, either before or after the guest’s death. Carnival Sunshine was not delayed in her return to Charleston on March 4, and her next cruise, another 5-night Bahamas sailing, has begun as planned. On Wednesday, the bureau filed for two warrants, one to search the cabin and the other to search a Volkswagen Jetta with North Carolina plates, WCSC reported. Especially with high occupancy expected during spring break and again in the summer, the goal is to provide an environment for all passengers’ enjoyment. The FBI said it investigates "suspicious deaths" of U.S. citizens as well as "certain crimes on the high seas."
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Future port development may bring cruises back to Charleston in the years to come. The February 27 cruise was a 5-night voyage, calling on Nassau and Half Moon Cay, along with a day at sea to start and end the getaway. The Sunshine, which carries up to 3,002 passengers and 1,040 crew members, returned to Charleston, South Carolina, on Saturday, the cruise line said. No statics exist on the number of passenger deaths each year at sea but like any large city, medical situations occur. The Carnival Sunshine accommodates over 3,000 passengers when it is full and has a crew of over 1,000.
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On Tuesday, Carnival said the death appeared to be from natural causes.“While we continue to cooperate with authorities, all indications pertaining to the death of a guest on board Carnival Sunshine suggest that it was a natural death due to a medical condition,” the company said in a statement to WCSC. A female passenger was found dead under suspicious circumstances on a Carnival cruise ship during a voyage to the Bahamas — and the FBI has launched a criminal investigation. Another passenger aboard the cruise ship told 3WTKR that she witnessed the incident in the theater, which she described as "terrifying." When the Carnival cruise ship returned to its home port in Charleston, the FBI boarded the ship and, among other investigation, began interviewing passengers who were in adjacent cabins on the ship.
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“The FBI investigates certain crimes on the high seas, as well as suspicious deaths of U.S. persons. As such, FBI Evidence Response Team (ERT) members responded to process the passenger’s room once the ship returned to the Charleston port on March 4,” said Kevin Wheeler with the FBI Columbia field office. FBI Evidence Response Team members board the Carnival Sunshine (102,8503 gross tons) when the vessel returned to Charleston, South Carolina. They were there after having been notified that a 44-year-old woman had been found unresponsive during the first day of a cruise that departed from Charleston on February 27. According to the FBI statement, the medical staff and other crew members of the Carnival Sunshine were made aware of the passenger being found unresponsive on the morning of February 28 and immediately attempted life-saving measures. The FBI is investigating a "suspicious death" of a female passenger aboard a Carnival cruise ship while it was en route to the Bahamas.
“Carnival Cruise Line is deeply saddened by the death of a guest on Mystery Island, following what appears to be a medical situation whilst swimming,” said the cruise line. “Our Care Team are supporting the guest’s family along with other guests during this difficult time,” added Carnival Cruise Line. A spokesperson for Carnival Cruise Line told News 2 the FBI joined Carnival Sunshine when it returned to port in Charleston on Saturday to conduct its investigation.
In a separate statement provided by Lupoli, the cruise line said Tuesday that all indications suggest the passenger died "a natural death due to a medical condition." The "suspicious death" was isolated, according to the FBI, and there was no threat to any other passengers before or after the passenger was found deceased. "There was an incident on Carnival Magic on Friday evening involving a guest attacking another guest with a bar glass while in the theater," said a statement by Carnival Cruise Lines sent to Newsweek. "The victim received treatment from the medical team, and the assailant was confined to his room for the remainder of the cruise." According to a spokesperson for Carnival Cruise Lines, the company that owns the cruise ship where the incident took place, the passenger was traveling on board the Carnival Magic and was on the return leg of the cruise when they were stabbed in the ship's theater. The local police in Charleston, South Carolina has absolutely no jurisdiction to either investigate or prosecute crime on cruise ships.
Following the tragic incident on Mystery Island, the cruise ship continued its itinerary, docking at a port in New Caledonia. Carnival Splendor operates year-round in Australia and the South Pacific, sailing cruises to New Zealand, the South Pacific Islands, and Australia, ranging in length from three to sixteen nights. The tragedy unfolded on the Carnival cruise ship Carnival Splendor, a 113,300 gross ton vessel capable of hosting 3,012 passengers.
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"Medical staff and other crew members of Carnival's Sunshine were made aware of the passenger being unresponsive and immediately attempted life-saving measures," a spokesperson for the Columbia field office said in an emailed statement. Despite the crew's best efforts, the unidentified female passenger was pronounced dead on the ship of currently unknown causes, though Carnival released a subsequent statement indicating that they believe the passenger died of natural causes. The Federal Bureau of Investigation has opened an investigation into the stabbing of a passenger aboard a cruise ship on its return voyage to Norfolk, Virginia, on Friday night. Deaths have also occurred aboard other Carnival ships, such as a guest’s death aboard Carnival Miracle in March 2016, and such incidents also happen on all cruise lines.
The death on the 3,000-capacity ship comes as Carnival has warned that unruly spring break passengers could face $500 fines. FBI spokesperson Kevin Wheeler confirmed both search warrants are related to the death on Carnival Sunshine that left Charleston Feb. 27 and returned March 4. While the woman’s body and her husband were disembarked in The Bahamas, the FBI was contacted to process the couple’s stateroom after the conclusion of the cruise, as is standard procedure to assess potential evidence. The passenger died Feb. 27 on a trip on the Carnival Sunshine to Nassau, Bahamas, the FBI said in a statement Sunday.
It said it was investigating the suspicious death of a female passenger who was unresponsive and was subsequently declared dead on the ship. Carnival Cruise Line issued a brief update on March 7, stating, “It appears that this was indeed a medical situation that sadly resulted in the death.” The cruise line said it was cooperating and would defer to the FBI on any specific details. They also asserted that the initial emergency medical response was appropriate. On Feb. 27, Carnival's Sunshine crew members and medical staff responded to an unresponsive female passenger, the FBI Columbia field office said in a news release. Despite their best efforts, the woman was pronounced dead on the ship, the release said. "While we continue to cooperate with authorities, all indications pertaining to the death of a guest on board Carnival Sunshine suggest that it was a natural death due to a medical condition," the cruise line said in a statement Tuesday.
They said that medical staff and other crew members on the ship were made aware of a passenger being unresponsive and immediately attempted life-saving measures. "Medical staff and other crew members of Carnival’s Sunshine were made aware of the passenger being unresponsive and immediately attempted life-saving measures," the FBI said. Officials say the female passenger was found unresponsive on the Carnival Sunshine during its Feb. 27 voyage to Nassau, Bahamas. Medical staff responded and attempted to save the woman, but she was pronounced dead on the ship. (WFLA) — The Federal Bureau of Investigation said it is investigating a “suspicious death” of a passenger aboard the Carnival Sunshine. The cruise line had previously set policies preventing bringing aboard hard liquor or beer during embarkation, but passengers are also now being reminded that under federal law marijuana and other illegal drugs are not permitted onboard.
Medical personnel attempted life-saving measures, but the woman was pronounced dead on the ship, the FBI said. Members of the FBI's Evidence Response Team (ERT) responded to process the passenger’s room. “Medical staff and other crew members of Carnival’s Sunshine were made aware of the passenger being unresponsive and immediately attempted life-saving measures. Despite their efforts, the passenger was pronounced deceased on the ship,” a spokesperson for the Columbia field office said in a statement.
On Monday, we reported that Carnival Cruise Line reported a “suspicious death” involving a woman aboard the Carnival Sunshine cruise ship. The guest was traveling with her husband when, according to local newspaper, Channel 5 WCSC, Carnival crew members were made aware of an unresponsive woman on Feb. 27th and attempted life-saving measures, but the woman was pronounced dead on the ship. Officials are now reporting that a woman passenger who died on a Carnival cruise ship likely died from a “medical condition” days after the media widely reported it as a “suspicious death,” that was being investigated by the U.S. The death is the latest in a series of incidents that drew widespread media attention and are prompting Carnival Cruise Line to institute a new “Respectful and Considerate Code of Conduct,” in advance of its spring break cruises. And I am not aware of a single crime on a cruise ship successfully investigated and prosecuted by the Bahamas.
Officials have not disclosed the identity of the passenger or an official cause of death. On May 9, Cruise Hive reported about a ship’s pilot who died while boarding the Diamond Princess. FBI Evidence Response Team members responded to the ship after it returned to Charleston on Saturday to process the guest's room. The woman died on the line's Carnival Sunshine ship during a cruise to the Bahamas that departed from Charleston, South Carolina, on Feb. 27.
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