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By Polo Sandoval, Elizabeth Wolfe and Sahar Akbarzai, CNN

An American couple who went missing in the Caribbean after three escaped prisoners boarded their boat are likely dead, authorities said Monday.

Family, friends and loved ones are "praying for a miracle" as days have passed since a beloved Virginia couple's boat was found in shambles and the couple is missing.

Courtesy Suellen Desmarais(NEW YORK) -- An American husband and wife who went missing after three escaped prisoners boarded their boat in the Caribbean are likely dead, authorities said on Monday.Ralph Hendry and his wife, Kathy Brandel, from Falls Church, Virginia, disappeared last week from their yacht, which was docked in the waters off the southern Caribbean nation of Grenada, according to Hendrys sister, Suellen Desmarais."Its a phone call you hope you never get -- shock, fear, anger,&...

Authorities said that they found blood on a retired American couple's yacht after three prisoners from a Caribbean island allegedly hijacked their vessel.

Authorities said Monday afternoon that they found blood on a retired American couple's yacht after three prisoners from a Caribbean island allegedly hijacked their vessel but no bodies

Police in Grenada have three escaped prisoners in custody and they believe a retired Alexandria couple is dead after a violent confrontation.

(CNN) — The American couple allegedly hijacked by escaped prisoners while on their yacht in Grenada last week were likely thrown overboard, Royal Grenada Police<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://wsvn.com/news/us-world/missing-american-couple-allegedly-hijacked-on-yacht-in-grenada-were-likely-thrown-overboard-and-are-presumed-dead-police-say/">Read More</a>

The two sons of a Virginia couple believed to be dead after their yacht was hijacked in the Caribbean described their "shock" and "despair" as the search continues for their parents' bodies.

Police believe 3 escaped prisoners hijacked the catamaran with the couple aboard and then likely threw them into the water while traveling to St. Vincent from Grenada.