Alaskan Cruise Ship Death

About 20 miles from Ketchikan Alaska.

Alaskan cruise ship death. Kenneth Manzanares who pleaded guilty of murdering his wife 39-year-old Kristy Manzanares on an Alaskan cruise ship July 25 2017 Composite photo St. On Wednesday and he. Family members called security and.

A man who admitted to beating his wife to death on a cruise through Alaska has been found dead in his cell one month after being sentenced to 30 years in prison. Kenneth Manzanares 43 pleaded guilty in February 2020 to to second-degree murder in the death of Kristy Manzanares aboard the cruise ship Emerald Princess off the southeast coast of Alaska. On Tuesday around 9 pm the.

A Utah man serving 30 years for the brutal beating death of his wife during an Alaskan cruise was found dead in his prison cell last week. The victim 39-year-old Kristy Manzanares died aboard the Emerald Princess ship after a domestic dispute Princess Cruises confirmed. On August 5 2021 while the Nieuw Amsterdam cruise ship was docked in Ketchikan AK a total of 6 people died in a floatplane crash accident.

JUNEAU Alaska A Utah man sentenced last month for fatally beating his wife in front of two of their daughters during a 2017 Alaskan cruise has been found dead in his prison cell. Kenneth Manzanares was in the departments custody at a facility in Juneau when he was found unresponsive in his cell Wednesday morning the department said in a statement. Man sentenced to 30 years in cruise ship killing dies in Alaska prison Kenneth Manzanares killed his wife on a cruise ship after she told him she wanted a divorce.

JUNEAU Alaska AP A Utah man who was sentenced to 30 years in prison last month in the beating death of his wife on an Alaska cruise has died the Alaska Department of Corrections said. The Utah family was aboard the Alaskan cruise ship in 2017 when the husband beat the wife to death. Kenneth Manzanares 43 pleaded guilty to second-degree murder last year after beating his 39-year-old wife Kristy Manzanares to death on July 25 2017.

The ship with 4500 passengers and crew headed up the magnificent Alaskan coastline for a once-in-a-lifetime voyage. Kenneth Manzanares 43 pleaded guilty to. July 17 2021 209 AM UTC.