Hidden camera found in Carnival cabin

A couple on a Carnival cruise found a hidden camera in their cabin pointed at the bed. Carnival of course did a thorough investigation and determined it was not operational, because had if it was operational it would have cost them a lot more.

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http://www.miamiherald.com/news/business/tourism-cruises/article189840129.html

Alright, Mr. DeMille, I'm ready for my close-up.

Of course they said it wasn’t transmitting. I’d be concerned the rest of my life.

Interesting. Pure speculation on my part, but since that is a ship that routinely does 3 day cruises, I could see a passenger hiding a camera in his cabin and then booking the same cabin for the cruise after next. That kind of technology is getting cheaper. I think if I was Carnival Security I would check to see if someone had that cabin more than once in a short period.

Anyway, thanks for posting the story.

As scary as the main part of the article is, what about that Air BnB at the end!

Had that been my cabin, they’d be awfully disappointed unless they have a loud snoring fetish.

How else is the cabin attendant supposed to know when it's time to clean your room for you? ;p

Interesting. Pure speculation on my part, but since that is a ship that routinely does 3 day cruises, I could see a passenger hiding a camera in his cabin and then booking the same cabin for the cruise after next. That kind of technology is getting cheaper. I think if I was Carnival Security I would check to see if someone had that cabin more than once in a short period.

 

 

Anyway, thanks for posting the story.

The passengers may have had no interest in a video of themselves and could well have been booked in another cabin where they could watch what was going on in the cabin with the camera.

I noticed a few things. The size of the camera. The passenger was searching for dust bunnies..( a little odd). How did the camera operate through the TV? Blocked view, kind of would show a black screen.

I'm not an expert on spy stuff, but the equipment looked like it was from the 70's and not modern day. It may have been there for a decade or more, without anyone noticing, or it was planted. I guessing it was planted.

Good grief! I better not prance around in my skivvies.:D

I noticed a few things. The size of the camera. The passenger was searching for dust bunnies..( a little odd). How did the camera operate through the TV? Blocked view, kind of would show a black screen.

 

I'm not an expert on spy stuff, but the equipment looked like it was from the 70's and not modern day. It may have been there for a decade or more, without anyone noticing, or it was planted. I guessing it was planted.

I completely understand the worry, given the discovery, but this story is a little weird. Maybe next cruise they will add cabin dust bunnies to the scavenger hunt list.

I completely understand the worry, given the discovery, but this story is a little weird. Maybe next cruise they will add cabin dust bunnies to the scavenger hunt list.

Maybe the husband was allergic to technology.

One family on a Carnival cruise found a hidden camera in their stateroom cabin pointed at their bed. Do you check your stateroom when you board???

http://www.foxnews.com/travel/2017/12/15/family-finds-hidden-camera-in-carnival-cruise-stateroom.html

Have you seen the people on the ships?

The odds of getting something you would want to watch is very slim...

Millions of guests yearly across hundreds of ships worldwide... I am sure there a more than one or two pervs out there. I will keep walking around naked in my cabin, as that will be sure to make them stop watching me. :rolleyes: :eek:

$100 they planted it to get those Carnival deep pockets.

$100 they planted it to get those Carnival deep pockets.

I thought that too. I find it shocking that supposedly security didn’t do anything about it.

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I found it weird too that they were taking pictures of the dust and just happen to find it?

That’s a huge camera (as far as spy cameras go) and considering the size / layout of the rooms I can’t imagine that not being completely visible.

Somethings not right about this story.

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I thought that too. I find it shocking that supposedly security didn’t do anything about it.

Having some experience, it would have been easy for security to have tracked down the receiver.

That's a very old model and won't transmit very far. Plus, this is an FBI investigation so hopefully somebody secured the evidence, which when checked for fingerprints might yield a wealth of information.

One family on a Carnival cruise found a hidden camera in their stateroom cabin pointed at their bed. Do you check your stateroom when you board???

 

http://www.foxnews.com/travel/2017/12/15/family-finds-hidden-camera-in-carnival-cruise-stateroom.html

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$100 they planted it to get those Carnival deep pockets.

My thoughts also. Wonder if they have tried to hired Attorney Lisa Bloom or Attorney Gloria Allred?

Somethings not right about this story.

I agree. This story is fishy. Searching for dust and found a camera in the tv wires? The camera wouldn’t even see anything back there. Either this family is trying to frame Carnival or it wasn’t actually a camera. Is it possible it was one of those infrared receivers for the remote?

I wonder if these things really work?

My thoughts also. Wonder if they have tried to hired Attorney Lisa Bloom or Attorney Gloria Allred?

No, but they did hire Jim Walker, the cruise ship, "ambulance chaser".

No, but they did hire Jim Walker, the cruise ship, "ambulance chaser".

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