Florida Male Dies on Gay Atlantis Cruise After Leaping Overboard

Florida Male Dies on Gay Atlantis Cruise After Leaping Overboard

Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas-- hired by Atlantis Events-- was docked in Puerto Rico when the guy jumped. The Coast Guard has actually recuperated the body.

The U.S. Coast Guard has actually recouped the body of an unknown 46-year-old Florida man that died after leaping 10 tales from Royal Caribbean's Sanctuary of the Seas throughout an Atlantis Events charter.

The LGBTQ travel company hired the ship for a week-long cruise ship from Ft Lauderdale to San Juan, Puerto Rico.

According to CBS News press reporter David Begnaud, who's been tweeting updates, security video shows a \"clean dive\" by the male, that dropped 177 feet into the water while the ship was docked just off Puerto Rico's north coast in San Juan Bay.

Multiple records have stated that soon after the guy jumped over the top, team members gathered guests at muster stations-- places on a ship where travelers assemble during emergency situations-- to carry out a roll telephone call in an initiative to identify the guy.

\" Atlantis has been doing these cruises for decades and is so professional and also inviting,\" fellow traveler Eric Patton, who is from Tennessee, told Nashville's Tennessean. \"I know that their hearts have to be damaged over all this. They have actually managed this so skillfully and with such kindness to the travelers. It truly feels like a league on here. It's so unfortunate this happened.\"

Regrettably, this is not the only time a passenger passed away throughout an Atlantis Events cruise ship.

In 2012, a 30-year-old British man guest aboard the Allure of the Seas discussed the barrier from his stateroom. The ship was cruising from Florida to Cozumel, Mexico. According to Cruise Ship Legislation Information, he might have left a suicide note prior to jumping into the water.

As formerly reported, in 2009 GLAAD board participant Spencer Yu, a Los Angeles attorney, died of a heart attack apparently because of substance abuse while on Royal Caribbean's Seafarer of the Seas. The ship was chartered by Atlantis for a seven-day trip along the Mexican Riviera.

In 2010, a 37-year-old traveler aboard the Freedom of the Seas, hired by Atlantis to the Cayman Islands, also died. At the time, neighborhood cops issued a statement that there seemed \"no questionable conditions surrounding the death.\"

Photos From a Gay Atlantis Cruise Ship!

Gays generally do not obtain that close to fish-- except for crabs-- but on the uncommon events when they want to do so, they hop an Atlantis cruise ship to the Caribbean and vamp it up!

And also as I picked up from these attracting Tommy McCall photos of simply such a trip, they practically join the pet kingdom while they're aboard.

There are consistent theme celebrations on the deck, and the men turn up dressed like bears, silver foxes, mermaids, and also sex addicts.