US EditionDeath of Florida teenager on Carnival cruise ship ruled a homicide
Authorities are investigating asphyxiation of 18-year-old Anna Marie Kepner aboard Carnival Horizon, with her 16-year-old stepbrother identified as a suspect but no charges filed.
- Anna Kepner, an 18-year-old cheerleader from central Florida, was found dead on a Carnival cruise ship earlier this month.
- Her stepbrother is the sole suspect in the case, and authorities have been tight-lipped about the details since her death.
- Anna Kepner's cause of death was mechanical asphyxia, according to a copy of her death certificate obtained by ABC News.
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Teenager Anna Kepner found dead on Carnival cruise ship was victim of homicide - The Mirror
The death of Anna Kepner, from Titusville, Florida, on a Carnival Horizon ship earlier this month has drawn international attention and sparked intense speculation on social media
To seal a new family harmony, a Florida cruise turned into an unfathomable drama: 18-year-old Anna was found dead on board. The main suspect would be her own brother-in-law.
The death certificate of Anna Kepner, killed on the Carnival Horizon cruiser, determined that she died of “mechanical asphyxia” inflicted by another person
Family of Anna Kepner, teen killed on Carnival cruise, says stepbrother ‘had demons’
The family of Anna Kepner, the high school senior whose younger stepbrother is now suspected in her recent death aboard a Carnival cruise, is breaking their silence on the tragic situation. Paternal grandmother Barbara Kepner told ABC News that the body of the 18-year-old cheerleader was found earlier this month, “concealed under the bed” in the Carnival Horizon stateroom she was sharing with the minor suspect and her biological brother. Anna “w…
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