Overview
- The wrongful-death suit was filed in Miami-Dade County roughly a year after Dulcie White, 66, went overboard on Oct. 22, 2024, and her body remains missing.
- The filing alleges crew members served White seven alcoholic drinks over about six hours despite visible intoxication, including slurred speech and difficulty standing.
- White’s daughter, Megan Klewin, says she witnessed her mother seated on the balcony edge before she fell overboard near Nassau, Bahamas.
- The lawsuit claims the ship did not turn or deploy rescue boats, while Royal Caribbean previously said a search was launched with local authorities, with reports noting Coast Guard and Royal Bahamas Defense Force involvement and a sister ship joining.
- The family’s attorney says the case seeks accountability and policy change on all-you-can-drink packages, acknowledging potential damages are limited under the High Seas Act.