FBI probes suspected killing aboard Texas-bound cruise ship
Federal agents are looking into a possible killing on the MSC Cruises ship Seascape, which was ordered back to Galveston, Texas, after an incident involving a guest. The FBI confirmed the probe in a statement on Monday.
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What happened
The FBI is investigating a suspected homicide aboard an MSC Cruises ship, the Seascape, which had departed from Galveston, Texas. MSC Cruises said the ship was told to return to the Port of Galveston after a guest incident aboard. The agency confirmed the probe in a statement on Monday.
Why it matters
The reports give no further stakes beyond the active federal investigation into a possible killing aboard the ship.
Coverage
- FBI investigating alleged homicide on cruise ship (NBC News)
- FBI is investigating a possible killing aboard a cruise ship out of Texas (CNN)
- FBI is investigating a possible homicide on a cruise ship that left Texas (NBC News)
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