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Suspicions grow after newlywed's disappearance

US lawyers are investigating the disappearance of a man from his Mediterranean honeymoon cruise.

Wed, 27 Jul, 2005 - 08:55

US lawyers are investigating the disappearance of a man from his Mediterranean honeymoon cruise.

George Smith, of Greenwich, Connecticut, had been on a 12-night cruise celebrating his wedding when he vanished somewhere between Greece and Turkey.

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