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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.