More than a month after a British cruise-line worker disappeared at sea, renewed activity on her bank account has given her family hope that she may still be alive. Rebecca Coriam vanished from the Disney Wonder less than 24 hours after it sailed out of Los Angeles on a cruise to the Mexican Riviera in March.
Her disappearance has since been a mystery, with police having found neither a body nor any evidence of foul play.
But last week her mother Anne received an email from her daughter’s bank reporting ‘financial activity’ on Rebecca’s account in the weeks since.
Rebecca’s father Mike said: ‘This could be a very significant development. The fact that her credit card’s been used could only mean someone has stolen it or she’s still alive.
‘We’ve never believed she simply disappeared overboard and drowned. I have always felt she is still alive. We are just keeping our fingers crossed that she is out there somewhere.’
Ms Coriam, 24, a graduate of Liverpool Hope University, had been a children’s worker for Disney Cruise Lines since last summer. Soon after she vanished from the £580million Disney Wonder, the family voiced their fear that ‘something bad’ had happened.
One unverified claim by a crew member said she ‘jumped overboard’ at 3am on March 22, just hours before she failed to report for her shift. Read More
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