Since the 1980s, the cruise industry has enjoyed steady growth in popularity and revenue. Massive, floating self-sufficient cities headed towards exotic destinations have been a huge draw for vacationers for several decades.
However, such a world of leisure and luxury is not without a shady underbelly. Since 2000, there have been 313 documented cases of people going missing from cruise vessels, with only about 10 percent of those cases resolved. And because cruise lines are not legally required to make public every case of a person who goes missing or overboard, it is estimated by some in the industry that only around 15-20 percent of such cases are documented and become public via media reports.
One such case that did go public, but remains thoroughly disturbing and baffling, is that of Rebecca Coriam, last seen aboard the cruise ship Disney Wonder on March 22, 2011.

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