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After being on the run for 10 years, two British citizens who owned a business that operated charter scuba diving trips in the Florida Keys have been sentenced in the 2011 death of a diver when their boat sank.
An Irishwoman who featured on the America’s Most Wanted TV show has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter following the death of a diver in Florida ten years ago.
Christopher Jones (57) and Alison Gracey (54) were convicted in the death of a diver in Florida ten years ago, after a segment on "America's Most Wanted" TV show. The couple pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter, in federal court, on Friday.
The former owners of a scuba charter business in Key Largo, Fla., fled the country after the company’s boat sank in 2011, killing a diver. Prosecutors said they knew the vessel needed repairs.
BREAKING: America’s Most Wanted Solved Its 1188th Case Last week, Fox’s America’s Most Wanted aired a case featuring Alison Gracey and Christopher Jones, two former business owners who were responsible for the death of Aimee Rhoads. The couple was found and arrested in Madrid just four days after the episode aired. CASE INFORMATION: On December 18, 2011, 36-year-old Aimee Rhoads, her sister-in-law and four other passengers boarded a boat called the “Get Wet” for a scuba dive excursion through a business called “Scuba Shack” off the coast of Key Largo, FL. Both were owned by...