Still, it seemed that everyone he spoke with came to the same conclusion: Rebecca Coriam had gone overboard from inside the crew pool. This was odd only because, despite taping everything by CCTV, there seemed to be no tape of her being swept up in the swell. There were, of course, many other suspicions surrounding Bex’s disappearance. Many of which pointed to her state of mind…
One crew member told Ronson that the phone call she had made during her last morning aboard had been taped and that it involved Rebecca’s girlfriend Melissa. Apparently, the intense relationship was having problems and it was the only reason that Bex would have been walking around that early in the morning by herself. There were even rumors of a love triangle that existed between Rebecca a young man, and another young woman, but none of it was proven.
Rebecca, apparently despondent over the failing relationship, and feeling the inevitable cabin fever of months at sea, committed suicide. All of her family and friends doubt this theory, however, saying that she would never ever harm herself. She was constantly cheerful and upbeat, it’s that attitude that drove her to apply to Disney in the first place. The most extreme theory about her disappearance plays upon the idea that she did fall overboard…
Perhaps she did fall overboard and was able to swim to shore but had lost her memory in the fall. Rebecca was a skilled athlete and kept in shape, she would have easily been able to right herself and swim to shore if she needed. For all they know, she fell in the water and was picked up by a fishing boat and is now living in a little village in Mexico, unaware of who she really is. This might explain why her credit cards were being used as well.
On the day before the anniversary of her disappearance, Mike Coriam received an email from a woman who claimed to have seen Rebecca on the arm of a dark-haired man in Venice. Still, why would someone so happy and full of love for family and career just up and leave? How could she get into Venice without a passport? The main question still remains, however, if she is alive, when will Rebecca Coriam come back home?
