Kaylin (Kaelyn) Moore
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 23 Jul
Kaylin (Kaelyn) Moore’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It was just after 7.30 in the morning on July 5th, 2005, and the Royal Caribbean Cruise Line ship, the Brilliance of the Seas, was easing into port in Kusadasi, Turkey.
A 16-year-old passenger named Emily Rausch stepped onto her balcony to photograph the coastline coming into view.
She lifted her camera, and that's when something a few decks below her caught her eye.
One of the ship's lifeboat canopies, the white metal awning that keeps the boats covered, it wasn't white anymore.
Stretched across it was a dark red stain.
Now, parts of it had already dried in the morning sun and smeared into it near the edge was what looked like a handprint.
Emily took a photo and then she called security.
It turns out she wasn't the only one doing that.
Other passengers had seen this horrible stain too and the calls were stacking up.
It looked like someone had bled out on top of the canopy, they said.
But the source of the blood, that is the person the blood belonged to, was nowhere to be found.
This stain was directly below a row of cabin balconies, 12 of them stacked up the side of the ship.
So on the captain's orders, security started working out who was staying in each of those rooms.
That part was easy.
Every passenger on this ship carried a CPAS card.
That's Royal Caribbean's all-in-one room key that also tracks when you scan on and off the ship.
And by 7.30 in the morning, the crew could already tell that almost everyone in those 12 cabins had already scanned their card to go ashore for the day.
Almost everyone.
The couple staying in cabin 9062 hadn't scanned off.
They were a newlywed couple six days into their honeymoon, George and Jennifer Smith.
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