Alaska Cruise Ship Homicide

Cruise Ship Murders.

Alaska cruise ship homicide. FBI Alleges Alaska Violent Murder Aboard July 25 2017 Kristy Manzanares 39 a real estate agent from Santa Clara Utah was sailing aboard Princess Cruises cruise ship Emerald Princess in Alaska on Tuesday July 25 2017. At 1013 pm an FBI special agent received a phone call from Holland America Groups company security officer who told him there had been what appeared to be a homicide onboard the cruise ship. A Utah man was sentenced Thursday to 30 years in prison in the beating death of his wife on an Alaska cruise in 2017 with a federal judge describing the crime.

Couple in Alaska cruise ship murder seemed like perfect American family July 29 2017 1056 AM CBSAP. In 2017 Kristy and Kenneth Manzanares were taking a cruise to Alaska onboard the Emerald Princess. Utah man sentenced to 30 years in prison for Alaska cruise ship homicide.

Wednesday and could not be revived the Alaska Department of. Kristy was a 39-year-old mother of three and was traveling on the cruise with her husband and three teenage daughters. A Utah man pleaded guilty to second-degree murder for killing his wife while they were aboard a cruise ship off Alaska in 2017 prosecutors said.

Man charged in wifes death on cruise ship 2017 0136. Multiple p assengers heard the couples argument and say they saw Kenneth try to jump off the. Kristy said she wanted a divorce and she also wanted Kenneth to get off the ship.

Kenneth Manzanares 43 was found unresponsive in his cell at the Lemon Creek Correctional Center in Juneau around 7 am. Kenneth and Kristys family were on board the Alaska-bound cruise ship when the murder occurred Credit. The Emerald Princess cruise ship was in US waters when the.

When she checked on her kids being supervised on the upper deck she said she overheard a man who was covered in blood appear from the hallway speak to a woman who was next to a 13-year-old girl sheathed in a blanket. Husband charged with murder 0152. The FBI investigated an alleged murder after a Utah woman died the day before on the ship.