Feds REACT After Mysterious Deaths Reported
(FeaturedNews.com) – The Acting Prime Minister of the Bahamas, Chester Cooper, recently announced the death of one woman and two men at the Sandals Emerald Bay resort. Local police had no details on how the individuals died but said they went suddenly. On May 7, Fox News reported the US Department of State is “closely monitoring” the situation after three Americans succumbed to a mysterious event in the Bahamas on May 6.
State Department 'closely monitoring' after 3 Americans found dead at Bahamas resorthttps://t.co/Fe8KiTcUFS
— Fox News (@FoxNews) May 8, 2022
A report by Our News Bahamas on Twitter said an air ambulance took another woman from the scene to Princess Margaret Hospital. ABC News followed up, reporting that she was in stable condition.
JUST IN: The air ambulance carrying an American woman who is being transported to Princess Margaret Hospital from Exuma, touched down in New Providence just after 7pm today.
Sandals Emerald Bay officials in Exuma released a statement confirming that three other guests had died. pic.twitter.com/Ke4QvM3ABq
— Our News Bahamas (@OurNewsRev) May 7, 2022
The Royal Bahama Police Force stated they found one of the male victims in a room at the resort lying on the floor and found no apparent signs of a cause of death. They found the second male victim in another room, “slumped against a wall.” Officers also found a female victim lying in bed in that room. Authorities noted it appeared they “showed signs of convulsions.”
ABC News reported Dr. Michael Darville, the Minister of Health and Wellness, said two of the victims sought care the previous night for vomiting and nausea, but the staff at the clinic treated and released them. Darville told the outlet there is no health hazard and that this event appears isolated. He said no other visitors at the resort are at risk, and authorities don’t expect foul play.
ABC News spoke with Austin Chiarella, who said one of the male victims was his father, Vincent Chiarella. His mother, Donnis Chiarella, is the surviving woman. She returned to Florida via air ambulance on May 7.
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