Nancy Grace

It instantly shuts down the engine if the operator...

thrown from the helm it uses a physical lanyard it can use a wireless fob and it breaks the ignition circuit now that is federal law that's federal law for power boats under 26 feet now this is my question to you so we can all understand kill switch

You keep saying only the boat driver, the boat operator, has the kill switch.

Is that because if it gets a certain distance away from the boat, the boat automatically cuts off?

So now I get it, Ben Dobrin, you're telling me that he, the husband says, she fell overboard in the Bahamas.

She had the kill switch.

And you're saying that's impossible, right?

So Ben Dobrin, what should have happened when she fell from the dinghy?

Guys, what he's saying, PFD is a personal flotation device.

Every time you get on a plane, they scare the hay out of all the passengers by telling them what will happen if you crash over water.

And they refer to your flotation device.

And they say it will light up once it touches the water.

Nobody wants to think about that.

But that's what he's talking about.

It's like a life vest that lights up when it hits the water.

Personal flotation device, PFD.

Okay, other thoughts, Ben Dobrin?

What is a way, Ben Dobrin, for us to determine what the weather really was when she, quote, fell overboard?

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