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Thursday December 6, 2012

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Global Jamaica: News

American student killed in boating accident

Published: Thursday December 6, 2012 | 3:44 pm Comments 0

ROSEAU, DOMINICA CMC:
A 22-year old United States student has died from injuries received from a boat propeller over the weekend.


Police said that Casey Shulman, a student of the University of Virginia (UVA) was among a group of 54 students who arrived on the island on a ship which offers a semester of studying at sea on Saturday.

The police said that Shulman and a group of students later went snorkelling south of the island and the accident occurred when the students were returning to their base after picking up food supplies.



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