Oasis employee falls off ship

[dac61]

RCI just had a news release on Fox news that ship footage shows employee fell off the Oasis. They have asked for help from Coast Gaurd and have turned ship around to look for employee!

 

This is a bad deal.

[pe4all]

RCI just had a news release on Fox news that ship footage shows employee fell off the Oasis. They have asked for help from Coast Gaurd and have turned ship around to look for employee!

This is a bad deal.

 

It must have taken forever to turn that ship around. If they saw the person go off, hopefully they got some life preservers/floats to him/her, or dropped some markers to help locate him/her. Hope they find the person, and the person is in good health.

[LHP]

Hope the employee is found and is ok.....

 

That is scary stuff....

[dac61]

They did not see employee fall off. It was after a coworker reported person missing that they reviewed survailence footage and saw him/her fall off!

[Talli]

Op - Can you post a lik to this? I can't find it anywhere. Hope the person is ok....

[Nunu]

I wonder how he fell off?

[kcroxyoursox]

They did not see employee fall off. It was after a coworker reported person missing that they reviewed survailence footage and saw him/her fall off!

 

 

Of course this is wild speculation, but I wonder if the person "fell" or jumped. If no one knew until he/she was reported missing, it sounds like this guy/gal was in a very secluded area (read: no other people around) right before the plunge.

 

Not to mention it's kind of hard to accidentally fall, unless you were cleaning/maintaining equipment on the very outside borders of the ship, in which case you'd most likely be wearing safety gear, or at the very least, be supervised.

[MrPete]

RCI just had a news release on Fox news that ship footage shows employee fell off the Oasis. They have asked for help from Coast Gaurd and have turned ship around to look for employee!

 

This is a bad deal.

 

Thank you. Not all of us frequent the RCCL board daily.

[elcuchio24]

Thats terrible, hope they are ok. Even if they fell from a lower deck, anything a long drop on that ship.

[dac61]

Op - Can you post a lik to this? I can't find it anywhere. Hope the person is ok....

Trying to find a link but it was breaking news on Fox.

[MrCo9]

I wonder how he fell off?

By jumping. One does not simply fall off a ship. They were tired of the long hours, lousy pay and people removing the auto tips.

[MrPete]

By jumping. One does not simply fall off a ship. They were tired of the long hours, lousy pay and people removing the auto tips.

 

Sounds like you have already interviewed this individual to know the story. :rolleyes:

 

And BTW, there are no auto tips on RCCL.

[missdebi]

By jumping. One does not simply fall off a ship. They were tired of the long hours, lousy pay and people removing the auto tips.

 

If you do not care why are you following this post?

And BTW you must have forgot to take your fiber last night!

[MrCo9]

And BTW, there are no auto tips on RCCL.

One more reason for an employee to literally jump ship.

[MrPete]

One more reason for an employee to literally jump ship.

 

Yes. All RCCL ships come back crewless each week. Another reason for high prices too, right? :rolleyes:

[nobody000]

One more reason for an employee to literally jump ship.

 

 

And he just keeps digging. :confused:

[kyrisong1]

ROFL MrPete!!!

and btw co9 there are ways to fall of the ship.

Didn't a man or a couple fall off while having ummmm balcony club on top of the railing on the balcony?

Didn't a crew member fall off a carnival ship when he was posing for a picture up on top of something???

Not all people that go overboard are suicides. So your misinformed.

Carole

[betty215]

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2010/05/06/coast-guard-searches-cruise-ship-worker-went-overboard-near-puerto-rico/

 

ur welcome :D

[marshhawk]

So this person is missing, and a coworker notifies someone, and THEN:eek: they look at the video and see the person become "unattached to the floating vessel"??? How many hours after the person went into the water did they start looking for them? It may seem crazy, but you've got all those cameras taking all those pictures, why can't there be someone watching them while they are filming?

[Nunu]

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2010/05/06/coast-guard-searches-cruise-ship-worker-went-overboard-near-puerto-rico/

 

ur welcome :D

 

Reading that, it sounds like suicide.

[Nunu]

It says it was Explore of the Seas, not Oasis. :confused:

[elcuchio24]

By jumping. One does not simply fall off a ship. They were tired of the long hours, lousy pay and people removing the auto tips.

 

Really? Interesting. You are wise. Would you mind recreating the incident for us? I'll give you a boost up to the top of the railing:)

[dac61]

Reading that, it sounds like suicide.

 

That story is from May 6th

[Jimsedge]

It says it was Explore of the Seas, not Oasis. :confused:

 

I was just going to point out the link is to a story from May 6 when an Explorer of the Seas crewmember committed suicide. Different occurence.

 

Here's the link for this one.

 

http://www.justnews.com/news/23670192/detail.html

[spunkanutter]

I was just going to point out the link is to a story from May 6 when an Explorer of the Seas crewmember committed suicide. Different occurence.

 

Here's the link for this one.

 

http://www.justnews.com/news/23670192/detail.html

 

 

Thanks for finding the right one