The FBI has begun an investigation into the cause of death of an 88-year-old Canadian passenger of Holland America’s MS Veendam cruise ship, according to ABC 10 News. The vessel was 300 miles off the coast of San Diego, California when passengers witnessed the elderly woman fall into the water. A search was conducted and the woman was found dead, face down in the water. The ship’s medical examiner inspected the corpse and ruled the death a suicide. Cruise lines often rule man-overboard deaths as suicide because it absolves them of the responsibility of investigation and liability. However, eyewitness accounts of the woman’s fall tell a very different story. The Veendam was returning to San Diego after seven days touring Mexico to celebrate the New Year. One passenger noted that they could “hear that the ship was stopping and turned about so you knew it was serious.” Then, an alarm…
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