Parents Of Toddler That Fell From Cruise Ship

The parents of 18-month-old Chloe Wiegand filed a lawsuit against Royal Caribbean in December 2019 that alleges the cruise line was at fault because the accident was preventable.

Parents of toddler that fell from cruise ship. Eighteen-month-old Chloe Wiegand fell from the open window of a cruise ship docked in Puerto Rico in July. Courtesy Kim and Alan Wiegand. I saw her fall and I was just in disbelief.

The toddler fell to her death on Freedom of the Seas after her grandfather Salvatore Sam Anello dropped her from an open window. The Indiana parents of a toddler who plunged through an open window on a cruise ship in Puerto Rico have filed a lawsuit against Royal Caribbean. The parents of a toddler who fell from an open cruise ship window are publicly faulting the cruise line for their daughters death.

29 2019 445 PM PDT. By Doha Madani and Xuan Thai. Alan and Kimberly Wiegand launched a negligence suit two years ago arguing that the poorly designed windows and lack of warning notices were to blame for their daughter Chloes plunge.

Royal Caribbean has failed to stop a multi-million dollar negligence suit brought by parents Alan and Kimberly Wiegand whose daughter Chloe plunged 11 decks to her death from a. Parents of toddler who fell from ship and died blame cruise company I remember trying to find her on the floor and then I saw her fall I saw her fall I saw her fall the whole way down. The parents of a toddler who died after falling from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship blame the company By Christina Maxouris CNN Updated 0501 GMT 1301 HKT July 23 2019.

Chloe Wiegand was 18 months old when she fell to her death from a cruise ship window earlier this month. Her grandfather Salvatore Anello was playing with her near a. Grandfather charged after toddler falls off cruise ship.

Parents of the 18-month-old girl who fell to her death from a cruise ship window in Puerto Rico are. This advertisement has not loaded yet but your article. Parents Alan 41 and Kimberly Wiegand 37 are allowed to sue the cruise line for unlimited damages a judge ruled.