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Ray Seitz reported his wife Jennifer Seitz missing in the early morning hours of December 26, 2008. The Setizes were aboard a Norwegian Cruise Line ship on a seven day Caribbean cruise and Jennifer Seitz is believed to have gone overboard near Cancun, Mexico on the evening of December 25. Despite a search by the U.S. Coast Guard and Mexican Navy that spanned 2,500 square miles, no sign of the missing woman was found.FOX News: FBI Investigating Case of Missing Cruise Passenger (December 29, 2008)
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Fast Facts
- Resided in Orlando, FloridaToday (MSNBC): Missing woman's husband acted odd... (December 29, 2008)
- Reportedly a member of ObesityHelp.comObesityHelp.com: Ray S. Profile and Diary
- Underwent weight reduction surgery in 2002ObesityHelp.com: Ray S. Profile and Diary
- The Seitzes had reportedly been married for around a year when they went on the cruiseToday (MSNBC): Missing woman's husband acted odd, passengers say (December 29, 2008)
- A fellow passenger described the Seitzes as "wild" and "different"Today (MSNBC): Missing woman's husband acted odd... (December 29, 2008)
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Odd Behavior
The cruise ship returned to port on December 28, 2008, at which time FBI agents began investigating Jennifer Seitz's disappearance.FOX News: FBI Investigating Case of Missing Cruise Passenger (December 29, 2008) Surveillance video taken from the ship showed a woman, believed to be Jennifer Seitz, going overboard at approximately 8:00 p.m. on December 25. Investigators questioned Ray Seitz, but he was not detained or charged with any crime. On December 29, 2008, Jim and Suzanne Nestor, two passengers who were also aboard the cruise ship appeared on The Today Show. Jim Nestor reported that the day after his wife went missing, Ray Seitz announced he was going to visit the ship's casino "to see if he could change his luck." Another passenger described Ray Seitz's behavior as "nonchalant" following his wife's disappearance.Today (MSNBC): Missing woman's husband acted odd... (December 29, 2008) -
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Thanks to Steven Seitz at Eagle Times & Ray Kimball at WCFR for helping: Ray is winning an Alan Noyes Award for Comm. Service for STW
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