South Florida Boat Crew Missing
 

Four crew members were missing from a boat found adrift and two
passengers, one of them a fugitive from Arkansas, were being
questioned by federal authorities after they were rescued in the
Florida Straits near Cuba. Kirby L. Archer, 35, of Strawberry, Ark.,
and Guillermo Zarabozo, 19, of Hialeah, were found in good condition
Monday on a life raft and were being questioned about what happened on
the boat. Mr. Archer is accused of stealing $92,620 in cash from a Wal-
Mart in Batesville, Ark., where he had worked as an assistant manager,
the authorities said. He was charged with unlawful flight to avoid
prosecution, and Mr. Zarabozo with making a false statement to a
federal agent, said an F.B.I. spokeswoman, Judy Orihuela.

South Florida Boat Crew Missing
 

On Thu, 27 Sep 2007 11:46:16 -0000, tom wrote:

Four crew members were missing from a boat found adrift and two
passengers, one of them a fugitive from Arkansas, were being
questioned by federal authorities after they were rescued in the
Florida Straits near Cuba. Kirby L. Archer, 35, of Strawberry, Ark.,
and Guillermo Zarabozo, 19, of Hialeah, were found in good condition
Monday on a life raft and were being questioned about what happened on
the boat. Mr. Archer is accused of stealing $92,620 in cash from a Wal-
Mart in Batesville, Ark., where he had worked as an assistant manager,
the authorities said. He was charged with unlawful flight to avoid
prosecution, and Mr. Zarabozo with making a false statement to a
federal agent, said an F.B.I. spokeswoman, Judy Orihuela.

US Federal law does have a death penalty. Does it apply to piracy?

Casady

South Florida Boat Crew Missing
 

South Florida Boat Crew Missing
 

In article , Larry wrote:
(Richard Casady) wrote in
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US Federal law does have a death penalty. Does it apply to piracy?

Casady


No need. Just take the two of them back out where they found them in the
CG cutter and drop them off the plank, in the same manner they killed the
crew. The sea will take care of the problem, complete with recycling the
leftovers.

Sometimes it'd be better if the search "didn't find anything"[1]. Or found
only an empty life-raft - it'd save on the paperwork and newspaper
speculation.

Justin.

1: If you know what I mean.
--
Justin C, by the sea.