Daniel Dipiero missing from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship Mariner of the Seas
Another missing person reported from a Royal Caribbean cruise. 21-year old Daniel 
Dipiero, of Augusto, Ohio, was reported missing from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship, Mariner of the Seas, during a trip from Cape Canaveral to the Bahamas.
Daniel Dipiero, of Augusto, Ohio, was reported missing around 11 a.m. Monday from the Mariner of the Seas. Dipiero’s friends reported his disappearance Monday after realizing he had not slept in the cabin they shared, Royal Caribbean International spokesman Michael Sheehan said in a statement.
A review of ship camera footage last showed Dipiero around 2:15 a.m. Monday on the fourth deck, leaning on a rail near the front of the ship, Coast Guard Petty Officer Dana Warr said.
The Bahamian Coast Guard and Royal Caribbean officials were helping search for Dipiero. The FBI and the man’s family were also notified, according to the cruise line. (Fox News)
Ohio Man Missing From Cruise Ship
The search continues for a Mahoning County man who is believed to have fallen overboard on a cruise ship. Officials said Daniel DiPiero, 21, of Canfield, went back to his room on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship late Sunday night and has not been seen since. (WTOV9)
FBI Notified After Cruise Ship Passenger Mysteriously Vanishes
The U.S. Coast Guard is searching an area between Cape Canaveral, Fla., and the Bahamas for a 21-year-old man who mysteriously vanished from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship, Local 6 News has learned.
Officials said Daniel DiPiero of Ohio was last seen Monday on board the Mariner of the Seas ship.
DiPiero told travel companions that he was going to his room to go to bed.
The following day, when it was discovered that he did not sleep in his cabin, authorities were notified, Local 6 reporter Donald Forbes said. (WKMG6)
UPDATE: FBI: Tape Indicates When Missing Man Went Overboard
After the FBI and the Coast Guard reviewed surveillance video from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship, the search for a missing man was called off after it was determined that he went overboard early Monday morning.
Royal Caribbean released a statement saying that 21-year-old Daniel DiPiero, of Canfield, Ohio, had been drinking heavily, some of the alcohol having been brought on the ship in violation of Royal Caribbean policy.
“Royal Caribbean learned the following from the FBI’s investigation:
>The young man was served five drinks over a four-hour period — from 8 p.m. to midnight Sunday. During this time, the young man also ate dinner with his six companions, at which point the seven guests shared 1.5 bottles of wine.
>The missing man and his three roommates brought three bottles of liquor onboard the ship, which they concealed in their luggage in violation of Royal Caribbean policy. The young men concealed some the liquor in two large mouthwash bottles. One bottle contained Crown Royal, the other, a combination of two liquors — one named Hypnotic and the other Hennessy cognac. The young men also brought a bottle of Bacardi rum onto the ship in their luggage.
>The four young men consumed the alcohol Sunday afternoon and that evening in both their stateroom and that of their guardian.
>The four videotaped themselves as they drank the alcohol.
>The FBI and Coast Guard thoroughly reviewed the digital video recording captured by the ship’s security systems, which recorded the young man alone on an outside portion of deck 4 on the starboard side of the ship between 12:12 a.m. and 2:16 a.m. Monday. The FBI and Coast Guard indicated to family members that the young man went overboard at 2:16 a.m. Monday and that he was alone at the time.