Video shows the last moments before the death of Pussycat Singer’s fiancé: reports: reports

Cruise ship video is said to show the last moments of faster Pussycat singer Taime Down’s fiancé life, according to several reports.

Carnell Burch, Kimberly’s mother, previously told TMZ that her 56-year-old daughter reportedly fell overboard during a cruise from the 80s who started on Sunday 2 March.

According to the outlet, sources said “with direct knowledge” that the office of the Sheriff of Miami-Dade “is in possession of video that shows that Kimberly is climbing the rail of the ship and is taking a step off.

The Hollywood Reporter Also reported that security images of the ship gave her overboard.

A Royal Caribbean spokesperson said earlier in a statement obtained by people on Wednesday, March 5, that their crew “immediately launched a search and rescue effort” and “worked with local authorities” and “offering support and helping the family of the guest during this difficult time. To respect the privacy of the family of our guest, we have no additional details.”

Kimberly’s body has still not recovered and is supposed to be dead. At the moment, however, no official cause of death is ruled.

The Sheriff office of Miami-Dade and Royal Caribean did not immediately respond to the requests of people for comments.

Carnell previously told TMZ that Kimberly was reportedly drank during the cruise, which she claimed was not characteristic of her daughter, and that Kimberly had no emotional problems that she was aware of at the time.

Kimberly’s mother also claimed that the incident took place after her daughter was involved in a fight with Downe. But Downe is said to be released from misconduct.

On March 2, Kimberly shared a selfie of himself and Downe on the ship, where Downe’s band was planned to perform. It was the last message she shared on Instagram.

“We got @the80 scruise,” she wrote about the photo in the caption.

Faster pussycat was removed from the line -up of the cruise ship after the incident, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

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