Virgil, who was detained by cruise ship security during a drunken rage and died in custody, had a blood alcohol level of 0.182 to 0.186 percent — or roughly double legal driving limit, according to an autopsy report obtained by the Daily Mail.

Michael Virgil, 35, became agitated on a Royal Caribbean ship and was restrained by at least five crew members, including some who stood on his back, before he died, the medical examiner said. The post Cruise passenger was served 33 drinks before deadly encounter with crew,

Connie Aguilar filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Royal Caribbean, claiming negligence after her fiancé, Michael Virgil, died on a cruise. Allegations include over-serving alcohol and improper restraint leading to respiratory failure and cardiac arrest.

Crescent Seas is turning Regent's Seven Seas Navigator into a residential cruise ship. A rendering shows what one of the residences will look like. Photo Credit: VMI Studio A small but intriguing part of the cruise business may be set to grow after another ...

Regent Seven Seas Cruises®, the world’s leading ultra luxury cruise line, has unveiled the Farewell Season for Seven Seas Navigator®, marking the final chapter for this beloved ship with a trio of commemorative voyages from August through October 2026.