Re: Cruise ship mystery - George Smith IV

that scenario makes sense to me...the Russian Mafia in Brooklyn is
ruthless...but there would have to be a fight in Smith's cabin to account
for the blood there...

"santos" <me@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 02 Aug 2005 04:56:57 GMT, "Michael T"
> <anonymous@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>>I am curious as to why there are currently no threads on the cruise ship
>>mystery surrounding the disappearance of the honeymooning husband.
>>
>>http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/08/01/earlyshow/main712989.shtml
>>
>>Why has Jennifer (the wife) been so quiet with the media?
>>
>>Does anyone else think this to be suspicious?
>>
>>Or do think the FBI (which recently told another witness to no longer
>>speak
>>to the media) has told her to keep quiet about what she knows.
>>
>>Some wonder why she would not have noticed her husband was missing and
>>reported it immediately to the Royal Caribbean's personnel. Was it
>>because
>>she was drugged - or do you it is more likely she was involved?
>>
>>Michael
>>
> FWIW, DC101 radio station here in D.C. was into the story a few days
> ago. A caller who was on the same ship called in to tell his story.
> What he said was that the George and Wife were both drunk as crap most
> of the time. They spent time at the bars and at the casinos on board.
> While George was gaming, the Brooklyn Russians were hitting on the
> wife. George saw this and got into a fight with on of the Russians.
> George was a big guy -- over 6 ft tall -- and he beat the crap out of
> the Russian.
>
> Later that night, while wife is sleeping off her bender on deck, the
> Russians pay a visit to George in his cabin. They beat him up and
> throw him overboard. He hits part of the ship on the way down which
> is where some of the blood came from.
>
> The Brooklyn Russians were supposedly from an organized crime gang and
> were supposedly taken off the ship some time before the cruise ended.
> No idea if they are in custody.


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