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Icon of the Seas Crew Member Allegedly Stabbed Co-Worker Before Jumping Overboard

  • A 35-year-old South African crew member stabbed a 28-year-old female coworker and then jumped overboard from the Icon of the Seas sailing off San Salvador Island on June 29.
  • The attack arose from a personal dispute onboard the largest cruise ship, leading the man to flee by jumping into the sea about 200 miles east of Nassau.
  • The ship immediately slowed and turned course northeast, the crew initiated a rescue operation, and the woman was treated onboard, now in stable condition.
  • Rescue crews recovered the man unresponsive about 30 minutes after he entered the water, and CPR was performed before he was declared dead; investigations and an autopsy are ongoing.
  • Royal Caribbean extended condolences to the family while withholding identities, and authorities continue to investigate amid growing cruise safety concerns.
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Icon of the Seas crew member allegedly stabbed co-worker before jumping overboard

The worker was found unresponsive after jumping overboard from the 250,000-ton Royal Caribbean vessel.

A South African crew member of a Royal Caribbean ship committed suicide by jumping off the ship after stabbing a colleague, also a South African, several times.

A Royal Caribbean crew officer fired a colleague at the sea and then died on Friday night on the icon of the Seas, the world's largest cruiser ship. The case happened, according to the American magazine CBS News, near the island of San Salvador, in the Bahamas, according to information published by the Royal Police of the Bahamas. According to the authorities, about 19h30 at the local time, a 35-year-old South African man would have attacked a w…

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The US Sun broke the news in New York, United States on Saturday, July 26, 2025.
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