Hidden Camera On Carnival Cruise Ship

Florida couple say they found hidden camera in their room on Carnival Cruise.

Hidden camera on carnival cruise ship. A couple found a camera hidden behind the tv in their cabin. In an interview set to air Monday Chris and Dana White told Inside. A hidden camera was found inside the room of a Carnival Cruise ship a Florida couple said in an interview to air on Mondays episode of Inside Edition.

Are cruise lines filming. The passengers a couple from Pensacola Florida and their 10-year old son were on board the Carnival Cruise Line ship for a three-night cruise from Mobile Alabama to Mexico. A couple travelling on a Carnival Cruise Line ship last year said in an interview with Inside Edition set to air Monday night that they found a hidden camera in their bedroom.

Florida family say they found a small camera connected to a transmitting device that had been hidden behind. Chris and Dana White told Inside Edition that the incident occurred. Camera Found in Cabin on Carnival Cruise Ship.

After review by the ships technicians it was determined that device was not operational spokesman Vance Gulliksen says. The Pensacola couple and their 10-year-old son were searching for dusty areas in their cabin No. A Florida couple claim they found a hidden video recording device inside the cabin of a Carnival cruise ship during their three-day vacation last October.

A couple from Florida have spoken of their shock after they found a hidden camera pointed at their bed on a cruise ship operated by. Inside Edition interviewed Chris and Dana White about their experience and suffice it to say the couple is not happy. In what some cruise officials are calling a first a Florida family has found a hidden camera in their stateroom on board the Carnival Fantasy.

Inside Edition The couple told cruise crew on discovery of the hidden device and a member of staff came to dismantle it. Video voyeurism has now gone to sea on a cruise ship. Chris and Dana White said they were shocked to find the recording device which was hooked up among TV wires and pointing toward their bed during a three-day Caribbean cruise from Alabama to Mexico last October aboard the.