Italy: Adrienne Vaughan Obituary, ‘Coked-up’ Captain Killed Bloomsbury USA President In Italy Boat Crash

Adrienne Vaughan Obituary, Death – The husband of the Bloomsbury USA president, who passed away after being flung into the ship’s propellers following a speedboat accident, has claimed that their drugged-up Italian skipper was busy on his phone before to the incident that led to her death. Adrienne Vaughan, 45, was pronounced dead at the scene following the accident that occurred on Thursday. She was traveling in a leased speedboat with her husband, Mike White, and their two children when it collided with the side of a stationary 130-foot charter ship that was carrying 80 wedding party attendees.

According to reports from Italian media, thirty-year-old Captain Elio Persico was found to have alcohol and cocaine in his system shortly after the crash. According to reports from Il Messaggero, White told rescuers that he was also distracted by a telephone during the incident. White was able to get away with a dislocated shoulder and some cuts and bruises, but Vaughan was thrown into the ship’s propellers. Leanna, 14, and Mason, 11, were the couple’s children. Both were unhurt but had treatment for shock.

Persico, who is originally from Massa Lubrense and lives close to Sorrento, sustained fractures to his pelvis and ribs, and he may now be held accountable for shipwreck, manslaughter, and negligent injury. According to Il Messaggero, the prosecutor Marinella Guglielmotti questioned the skipper while he was hospitalized and demanded the handover of his phone data. According to Italian media, he also tested positive for alcohol and cocaine throughout the investigation. The terrifying moment of impact was caught on terrible film that was shot on board the ship Tortuga.

Just a few moments before the music abruptly stopped when the speedboat collided with the side of their vessel, the bride and groom were spotted dancing with their guests amidst the magnificent environment that surrounding them. The terrified guests let out a gasp and dashed to the water’s edge, where they offered the family some inflatables. Vaughan, who was born in New York, was said to have been “dreaming” of her upcoming trip to Italy with her husband and children. Just one day before the plane accident, Vaughan’s husband posted a picture on Facebook of the family looking tanned and happy next to the Trevi Fountain and the Colosseum.

They were driving the motorboat, which had a length of 29 feet, in the direction of Positano when it collided with the Tortuga ship in the Fiordo di Furore harbor at approximately 6:30 p.m. on Thursday. According to the Chief Prosecutor of Salerno, Giuseppe Borrelli, Vaughan had been sunbathing on the bow of the boat at the time of the collision, and she had ‘bounced’ into the ocean at the moment of impact.