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For more information, go to Amazon.com.uk.U.K.S. Prime. 9 a.m. March 22nd, 2011. A large cruise ship

called the Disney Wonder plowed through the ocean waves off the coast of Mexico near the Baja, California, Peninsula.

It was supposed to be a normal sunny day

at sea. Think breakfast buffets, character sightings, and family splashing around in the

multiple pools on board. But that morning, below deck in the crew corridors, something was

very wrong. A 24-year-old ship employee named Rebecca Coriam hadn't shown up

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