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Insisting they didn't mislead a Florida trial judge, the parents of a woman who vanished during a cruise will ask a state appeals panel today to reinstate their dismissed legal claims against Royal Caribbean Cruises. Ronald and Iva Bradley say the Miami-based cruise line was responsible for the disappearance of their daughter, but the judge found they failed to disclose contacts with witnesses who contradicted their claims.
March 11, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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