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24.12.2022 - 04:19 / perezhilton.com
A woman on vacation in Hawaii was reportedly killed and eaten whole by a “large tiger shark” earlier this month while she was snorkeling off a Maui beach with her husband.
Kristine Allen was a 60-year-old woman from Bellingham, Washington who had been enjoying a Maui vacation with her husband, Blake Allen, in early December. The duo was doing things Kristine was excited about trying, including taking surfing lessons and spending time in the ocean.
But on December 8, something horrible happened. While Kristine and Blake were snorkeling about fifty yards off the coast of Keawakapu Point in South Maui, they became separated. Blake couldn’t find his wife in the water, and frantically began searching for her. At the same time, people on the beach noticed a tiger shark swimming nearby within a large pool of red-stained water. The shark was seen feeding on something in that area of the ocean.
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After he returned to shore, Blake confirmed that he’d seen a “large shark” swim by several times. Horrified, he attempted to leave the area, but he could no longer find his wife. Immediately, the US Coast Guard and the Maui Fire Department were called to the scene. They used both ski and water searches to look for Kristine. Sadly, after about 40 hours of searching, they called it off after being unable to find the woman. They did eventually recover a snorkel set and part of a bathing suit.
In a press conference on December 9, Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources officials concluded Allen was “likely eaten by a shark.” They came to that conclusion after interviewing multiple witnesses who reported they saw a tiger shark feeding in the area where she
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