Toddler Dies Cruise Ship

The grandfather charged in the death of his 18-month-old granddaughter who fell from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship last year pleaded guilty the Puerto Rico Department of Justice announced Thursday.

Toddler dies cruise ship. An Indiana toddler had a fatal fall from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship after her grandfather put her up on a railing thinking the glass window was closed according to the familys attorney. Their daughter 18-month-old Chloe was being supervised by her grandfather Sam Anello in a play area on the 11th floor of the ship as it was docked in San Juan Puerto Rico. Anello also known as Sam was charged in October 2019 by.

We reported on the sad set of circumstances on July 7 2019 noting that there have been relatively few situations where toddlers have fallen from upper decks on cruise ships. Grandfather charged after accidentally dropping toddler to her death from ship A ROYAL CARIBBEAN cruise ship was the scene of a tragic death in July this year after a toddler fell 150ft to. Phil Keating reports from Miami.

In 2012 a 14 month old toddler fell from deck 12 to deck 11 on the Monarch of the Seas. Chloe 18 months old was playing on a Royal Caribbean ship docked in Puerto Rico with her grandfather Salvatore Sam Anello when she fell from an open glass window to her death. Toddler dies after falling from cruise ship deck July 9 2019 849 AM The 18-month-old girl fell to her death from the 11th story of the Royal Caribbeans Freedom of the Seas while it was docked in Puerto Rico.

The ruling said. Chloe Wiegand was being held by her grandfather. While in the childrens play area of the cruise ship their toddler tragically died after she fell more than 10 stories onto a concrete dock in.

Grandfather Salvatore Anello has appeared in court charged with negligent homicide for his granddaughters death on the cruise ship in July. Toddler dies on Royal Caribbean ship after being dropped 150ft The toddler is said to have hailed from Indiana USA according to local news site Primer Hora. The judge said it wasnt Royal Caribbeans responsibility to warn passengers of the obvious.

Royal Caribbean Cruises filed a motion this month asking the federal court in the Southern District of Florida to dismiss a suit by the family of the toddler Chloe Rae Margaret Wiegand who died. Eighteen-month-old Chloe Wiegand slipped from his grasp and fell about 150 feet from an open window of Royal Caribbean Cruises Freedom of the Seas ship in July 2019. A toddler died after falling from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship docked in Puerto Rico.