Do they allow bottles of booze in the rooms? If so, maybe he hit her with a bottle of wine.
This is how interpret it too. IMO we're going to learn about an outwardly easygoing man with perhaps hints at aggressive behavior, but inside his home where HE felt safe to let go of that control he would and so THEY felt unsafe probably with a fear that one day it'd be worse or even more uncontrolled. Maybe his rage was physical before or maybe it wasn't, maybe it was toward inanimate objects or pets, or even just verbal, but irregardless I think anyone of normal temperament no matter the age recognizes that lack of control in someone and the gut instinct is to fear it.
Only if you buy them on board the ship. Some cruises allow you to buy bottles on board but other only allow you to buy mixed drinks at their bars.
On Princess irons and ironing boards are set up in the laundry room on each deck.Wait a minute, someone can't iron their own clothing? Even hotels offer that. Hard for me to believe. If true, one more reason not to go on a cruise... who wants to be a prisoner in a Compound.
On Princess irons and ironing boards are set up in the laundry room on each deck.
This case is very interesting.
Wait a minute, someone can't iron their own clothing? Even hotels offer that. Hard for me to believe. If true, one more reason not to go on a cruise... who wants to be a prisoner in a Compound.
https://www.stgeorgeutah.com/news/a...-kristy-manzanares-was-murdered/#.WX9FI4EpBnE
Details from the passenger who used to be a neighbor.
For some reason, I still think it was him hitting her head against some sharp edge/corner, not picking up something and hitting her with it.
Kenneth Ray and Kristy Lee Manzanares, both 39 of Santa Clara, were on the cruise with their three daughters, ranging in age from 13 to 22 years old, along with several extended family members.
So much blood all over the room?
So much blood all over the room?
Well, the kids said they were fighting, the witness on the balcony said the killer was cut and bloody.
A fight isn't usually stationary and we don't know who was bleeding and how much. We do know the victim had a severe head wound but that may not have been the only place that there was bleeding. (Also, we know he moved the victim at least once, trying to get her to the balcony and the brother moved her back in the room.)
No matter how the fatal injury was delivered blood would have been all over that tiny room. (Remember the entire room, including bathroom, is only about 250sq ft.)
from https://www.stgeorgeutah.com/news/a...-kristy-manzanares-was-murdered/#.WX9OXumQyM9
bbm
I have seen the ages of the daughters referred to in this way in a couple of articles, but seeing the picture of Mom and the girls made me wonder about their ages -- none of the girls looks 22, but who knows when the pic was taken. No biggie, but just wondering. The couple was described as both being 39 y/o -- I have to doubt that their eldest child is 22 y/o.... That puts mom & dad at 17 when she was born, i.e., young, young parents. That possibly could add to the stress of marriage, but is that age range correct? Does anyone know?
Looks like a lamp could have been used or are they bolted in place?