Newlywed disappears while on Mediterranean honeymoon cruise | Full Episode

I cannot believe they questioned those guys together... Interrogation 101 is to separate each guy and get their stories, then compare them to each other... That's just baby-town frolics.

The girl who took the pictures is a hero for noticing and documenting it because you know that the cruise ship would have cleaned it up and pretended nothing happened

A billion dollar ship and there isn’t cameras at all that’s crazy

Disgusting men, and that defense lawyer.😡😡

Continuously referring to the men as “boys”, but referring to the girl who was only 18 as “woman” is gross and weird. 48 hours does that kinda stuff all the time and it has always weirded me out.

Can we stop calling them “boys”, they are grown men ffs!

Did he really just say the girl was taking advantage of the boys??! Wtf is wrong with that attorney?

"too much alcohol,.stupid things happens" easily said the defense lawyer. Wonder if he would say the same thing if it was his son.

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I've gone on two cruises and will NEVER cruise again. There are two things I just can't reconcile. 1. The superfluous amount of food on board compared to the abject poverty of the Caribbean Islands where they port. Barefoot, dirty and malnourished children begging for money, food or trying to sell peanuts for a dollar ... skeletal, starving dogs wandering the street slowly because they haven't the energy to move about as dogs do. And 2. Crimes like this. . People think they're safe on a cruise ship. That's such an illusion! If a crime takes place, you're in international waters or at the mercy of the country where the ship is registered and their judicial system. The cruise ship companies will ALWAYS try to shut down or deviate an investigation to avoid responsibility and having to pay out a single nickel. And, you're trapped ... if someone targets you, especially if they are an employee on board, it's just a matter of time before they get to you - especially if you're young, drinking more than you averagely do, having a good time and not aware of the people around you. The attorneys are dirtbags. So are the cruise ship companies. You have employees from many, many different countries and nationalities - they don't all get background checked properly (I tempted at Norwegian's headquarters for about a year in Passenger Relations). Your safety is the LAST thing on their mind. Your $ is the ONLY thing on their mind.