Stephanie Soo

And then you couple it with another TikTok that starts circulating of a woman who was staying in that same exact deck, same exact hallway.

And she says that she found out that someone was dead in the hallway.

She starts off the video by describing her experience on the cruise ship thus far, and she's been having like back-to-back nightmares, which is not the point, but she's just saying it's just been a weird trip.

She's on the same cruise, Carnival Horizon, and she says, we woke up and they're talking about somebody got killed on my floor, the eighth floor, like down the hall.

So somebody got murdered on the cruise ship.

There's security standing in front of the door.

The body is still in the room.

The body won't be off until tomorrow when we go to Miami, when we get off.

FBI has to come and investigate.

The body is still on the same floor that I'm sleeping on.

I will note that it's highly unlikely that the body is kept in the state room.

It's more likely that security and medical staff respond, notify the captain, notify shore authorities.

Usually they'll photograph the entire room and how the body is discovered along with anything else of importance before moving the body to the morgue because every cruise ship has a morgue.

But it's likely that security is stationed outside.

Every single cruise ship has a morgue.

They don't have, you know, a morgue attendee or anything like that.

Yeah.

And usually the doctor on board, I believe, will be the one taking care of the morgue.

And again, a lot of them have gone on to Reddit because I was intrigued by this.

And I went down a rabbit hole.