Parents tell of 'bar row' clue to son's death at sea after he fell from world's largest cruise ship

A passenger who fell overboard from the world’s biggest cruise ship had a row with a barman hours earlier, his family said last night.


Kenneth Gemmell, 30, was said to have deliberately plunged 100ft from the balcony of his 11th-floor cabin when the ship, Allure of the Seas, was close to the Mexican coast.


The liner was chartered by a firm specialising in gay and lesbian holidays and the vast majority of those  on board were gay men enjoying a ‘hedonistic atmosphere’.

Mr Gemmell’s father James is ‘concerned that something untoward could have happened’ after being told by others on board that his son had an ‘altercation’ with a crew member.    Read Here