Sandals resorts Bahamas deaths

Three Americans were found dead and a fourth was hospitalized Friday at Sandals Emerald Bay Resort on the island of Great Exuma in the Bahamas.

The identity of the three victims has not yet been released. "We can confirm the death of three U.S. citizens in the Bahamas," the State Department wrote in a statement to USA TODAY. "We are closely monitoring local authorities’ investigation into the cause of death. Both were pronounced dead at the scene and also showed no signs of trauma.

One of the people who died has been identified as Vincent Chiarella of Birmingham, Alabama according to his son Austin Chiarella. Mr Chiarella's wife Donnis was ...

They added: "The woman was also unresponsive. "Three of our neighbours in the building right next to us died and a fourth was airlifted in critical condition early yesterday," Chris Coucheron-Aamot posted on Both individuals showed signs of convulsion. The officers examined the bodies and found no signs of trauma." "The officers found a Caucasian male slumped against a wall in a bathroom, unresponsive," investigators told CNN. Police found a man "slumped against a bathroom wall" after a screaming woman's limbs became "swollen" as mystery surrounds three deaths at a luxury resort in the Bahamas.

Officials in the Bahamas say three U.S. tourists have died at a Sandals Resort after falling ill.

A probe has been launched into the deaths of three American tourists at the Sandals Emerald Bay Resort in Exuma, Bahamas. The Royal Bahamas Police Force ...

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In a statement to DailyMail.com, a Sandals spokesperson said the resort was cooperating with police. In the second villa, an unidentified man was found "slumped against a wall in a bathroom" while a woman was on the bed. "Her legs and arms was swollen and she couldn’t move and she screamed to get someone to come in the door,” Austin said. He told the outlet that she had woken up to find the "she couldn't move" and that Vincent "was laying on the floor". He was one of three Americans who died at the Sandals Emerald Bay resort in the Bahamas over the weekend. "It sounds like it may have been a fault with the a/c in the unit, causing a toxic coolant leak," he wrote in a post that appeared to have been written by his partner.

In a statement released on Twitter, Bahamas Acting Prime Minister Chester Cooper shared that police are actively investigating the deaths. The statement added ...

Vincent Chiarella was found dead, and his wife injured, at the Sandals Emerald Bay resort on Great Exuma, according to their son Austin Chiarella, WVTM13 news ...

Police found the man in the first villa lying on the ground with no signs of trauma, authorities said. In the second villa, the man was found “slumped against a wall in a bathroom” and the woman was found on a bed, the Royal Bahamas Police Force said in a statement. Resort staff told local police shortly after 9 a.m. Friday that a man was found unresponsive in a villa, and while en route it was reported that another man and woman were found unresponsive in another villa, police said, according to ABC News.

Environmental health scientists, physicians and others were investigating to ensure there was not a public health hazard, officials said.

A fourth person was flown to a hospital in New Providence. A U.S. State Department spokesperson said Sunday that they are "closely monitoring local authorities' investigation into the cause of death." In a statement to People Magazine, a representative for Sandals confirmed the deaths and said the company was "actively working to support both the investigation as well as the guests' families in every way possible."

An investigation is underway after three American tourists were found dead at a Bahamas resort on Friday, officials said.

"She woke up and my dad was laying there on the floor, and she couldn’t move," he said. "Out of respect for the privacy of our guests, we cannot disclose further information at this time." Police found the man in the first villa lying on the ground with no signs of trauma, authorities said. "I am just so heartbroken right now," Austin Chiarella said. She is being airlifted to Kendall Regional facility in Florida and should arrive late Saturday afternoon, he said. Bahamas Minister of Health & Wellness Dr. Michael Darville told ABC News that some hotel guests went to a clinic Thursday with nausea and vomiting, were treated and left.

An American woman hospitalized on Friday in the Bahamas, where three other Americans died of unknown causes at a Sandals resort, has since left the country ...

The identities of the three Americans who died will be released Monday after "official identification" is complete, Rolle told CNN. The couple, who had complained of illness the night before they were found, showed signs of convulsions and no signs of trauma, according to police. Authorities are still trying to figure out what caused the deaths of the three who died Friday. Foul play is not suspected, according to Bahamian Acting Prime Minister Chester Cooper.