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The skipper of the rented motorboat that crashed off Italy’s Amalfi Coast and killed U.S. tourist and publishing executive Adrienne Vaughan is under investigation.

The family of a publishing exec killed in Amalfi charter boat want accountability.

Adrienne Vaughan, 45, graduated from Churchland High School in 1996 and William & Mary in 2000, according to her obituary. She was killed Aug. 3 when the rented motorboat her family had hired slammed into a chartered sailboat off the Amalfi Coast.

The husband of the Bloomsbury USA president who died after being launched into a ships propellers during a speedboat crash has issued a statement on the familys behalf.

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The family of a U.S. publishing executive killed in a boating collision in southern Italy is urging Italian authorities to fully investigate the death and hold accountable anyone responsible. “We are cooperating with the Italian authorities in their investigations, and will continue to do so until they conclude,” said the statement late Thursday to The Associated Press by Mike White, husband of Adrienne Vaughan, on behalf of their family. Vaughan, the 45-year-old president of Blo...

The family of Adrienne Vaughan, a U.S. publishing executive killed in a boating incident in southern Italy is urging Italian authorities to fully investigate the death and hold accountable anyone responsible.

The husband of Bloomsbury Publishing USA President Adrienne Vaughan has released a statement on behalf of her family, calling for Italy to investigate the fatal boat crash.

Publishing executive Adrienne Vaughan, of Glen Rock, was killed when the motorboat her family had hired slammed into a sailboat off the Amalfi Coast.

Adrienne Vaughan died while vacationing in Amalfi, Italy, when her speedboat rammed into a chartered sailboat, flinging her from the boat and coming between its propellers.