Shocking new details have emerged concerning the woman who went overboard from a P&O cruise liner off the coast of New Caledonia on Thursday. “This wasn’t an accident,” said police Inspector Rob Graham during a press conference on Sunday. “I saw them leaning on the rails and I saw the intentional actions of the missing person take two steps back and then propel herself over the railing,” Graham stated, citing closed-circuit footage provided to police. WATCH: MSC CRUISE SMASHES INTO DOCK UPON ARRIVAL IN HONDURASSchofield first went overboard on Thursday afternoon at approximately 4 p.m., amid the Pacific Dawn’s week-long cruise through the Caribbean. P&O Cruises, which is operated by Carnival Australia, has stated that it is cooperating with the investigation.

Source: Fox News April 16, 2018 14:15 UTC