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FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) 45-NH-44134-2 Continuation ofFD-302 of On 07/30/2005._Page 7 b6 The Staff Captain, then gathered together. b7C the Family. and Al1 except the family were in the boardroom. The discussion concerned leaving the ship with the Turkish authorities to assist with the investigation. [did not want! to Ieave the ship. The ship's port agent called. of the us Embassy in Turkey. called her father.. was crying and the captain then took the receiver and spoke with. father, stating that had to cooperate and that she. would _have to leave the ship and go to the port terminal told "because I am American, you won't help me. responded, "I will help and support no matter what". and went to the port terminal with land to make a report. All of them were interviewed by the Turkish authorities. was a little confused of the following statement. b6 but she believed that the Turkish authorities said that the. b7C incident miaht be viewed as a murder and that. might be a Suspect. and then left the port terminal and went. to a Turkish poIice station where was visually. examined by a Turkish doctor. No signs of bruising were observed. land then went to another room where they were met by. of che US Embassy Turkey and a FBI Agent. made arrangements for to fly back to the United States (Is) Stated that at this police station, she observed ship casino employee, who was also being questioned by the Turkish authorities. returned to the ship, and along with they packed out belonging. Inside the cabin, b6 lobserved two (2) suitcases on the sofa with clothes all b7C Over. received permission to open the safe and remove the with two (2) folds, sun glasses, jewelry, pearls, bracelet and a thick wallet (the contents of which was not inventoried). also observed a new black Gucci bag on the bed. closet was full of clothing, some with the tags still attached. also found a syringe with what she believed to be teeth whitening gel along with medication. Once completed, sent the bags to Jwho was at the port terminal. Ithen commented on a meeting she had with the b6 Family. advised that you had to be eighteen b7C (18) years of age (yoa older to drink alcoholic beverages on. the ship. One of the was yoa