Summary
A woman is suing Royal Caribbean Cruises after her fiancé died on a cruise ship. The lawsuit claims the fiancé was given too much alcohol and forcefully restrained by crew members, leading to his death. The case was filed in a Florida court.
Key Facts
- A lawsuit was filed against Royal Caribbean Cruises by Connie Aguilar over the death of her fiancé, Michael Virgil.
- The lawsuit alleges Virgil was overserved alcohol and died after being restrained by crew members.
- The couple was on the Navigator of the Seas cruise traveling from Los Angeles to Ensenada, Mexico.
- It is claimed that Virgil was served at least 33 alcoholic beverages in one day.
- The complaint states Virgil showed clear signs of being drunk, yet was still served alcohol.
- Crew members reportedly used physical restraint, pepper spray, and a sedative on Virgil.
- Virgil's death was officially ruled a homicide.
- Royal Caribbean has expressed sadness over the event but will not comment further during the litigation.
