TEEN FOUND DEAD UNDER BED ON CRUISE SHIP WHILE SHARING ROOM WITH STEPBROTHER, REPORT SAYS. (PHOTO).

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 Teen found dead under bed on cruise ship while sharing room with stepbrother, report says Anna Kepner, an 18-year-old Florida cheerleader, was found asphyxiated under a bed on the Carnival Horizon cruise ship on Nov. 7 while sharing a room with her stepbrother, according to court documents filed in a separate legal case. Kepner was on vacation with her family when the incident occurred, and the ship returned to PortMiami the following day. Authorities, including the FBI Miami, are investigating her death. Documents in Brevard County, Florida, indicate that Kepner’s stepmother, Shauntel Hudson, took her children on the cruise without the consent of their father and allegedly failed to properly supervise her son, identified by the initials T.H. The filing states that T.H. and Kepner shared a room, and that the actions of the unsupervised stepbrother are under FBI investigation. The Miami-Dade Medical Examiner’s Office has not released the official cause of death, citing the ongoing ...

ALASKA AIRLINE,IS SET TO BUY VIRGIN AMERICAN AIRLINE.

                Alaska Air Group Inc {ALK.N} said today monday that it would buy Virgin America Inc {VA.O} for $2.6 billion to become tthe top carrier on the U.S West Coast and compete more effectively with larger airlines.The deal appears to end what Alaska Air Chief Executive Officer Brad Tilden called a hard fought competition to purchase Virgin America.JetBlue Airways Corp {JBLU.O} had also made an offer for the offshoot of billionaire Richard Branson's London based Virgin Group,which had become famous for its mood lighting and media rich entertainment on flights.According to Deutsche Bank analyst Michael Linenberg wrote in a recent research note that,The deal would create the fifth largest U.S airline after a decade of mergers that have shrunk the industry to a handful of companies.The top four control more than 80 percent of the U.S travel market.Virgin America accounts for about 1.5 percent of U.S domestic flight capacity,while Alaska Air and its Horizon Air subsidiary account for 5 percent.Shares of Alaska Air were down 4.6 percent at $78.22 in morning trading,while Virgin America jumped 40 percent to $54.47.That was still below the $57 percent share bid,which represents a premium of about 86 percent from Virgin America's stock price before reports in March that the airline was considering a sale.More photos below.                  

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