He sank his ship to kill his wife and inherit his property

The man caused the accident. Then he asked the Florida courts to declare his wife dead so that he could leave.

Lewis Bennett and Isabella Hellman got married in 2017. After three months, they went on honeymoon in the Caribbean and told that his trip was gone ship.
The 41-year-old woman declared herself dead after sinking the ship where they were and not finding the body.

Now, Bennet confessed to murdering his wife while he was on honeymoon in the Caribbean.
The confession took place after the photos were revealed and prove how the husband intentionally sank. This in order to be able to inherit the property of his wife.
The prosecutors were responsible for showing the tests revealing the damage the man inflicted on the yacht to sink him and to believe that his wife had died tragically in an accident.

Bennett, the husband, said that he had opened the escape hatches and broke the two hulls of the catamaran in which he and Hellman were traveling for their honeymoon, reported CBS12.
Leaving the yacht in sinking, Bennett called SOS where he reported that the ship named "Surf into Summer" sank and his wife was missing.
In the statement, the husband stated that the boat had struck an unknown object while he was inside. When he left, he did not see his wife.

Bennet was rescued by the United States Coast Guard, he was found between Cuba and the Bahamas. He was on a raft with his luggage, stolen money and supplies.

Hellman's body was never found and Bennett said he had no idea what had happened to him. He suspected that she had been dragged into the sea when the ship had been submerged.
According to the FBI, the doors of the ship were opening and damaging the ship from the inside.
Upon his return to the United States, Bennett immediately took his daughter Emilia to the UK, where her family lives, preventing Hellman's family from seeing the child.

What the judges say

He then filed an application in Florida courts. He requested that his wife be declared dead and that the Delray Beach Department be delivered.
A judge dismissed the motion and prosecutor Kurt Lunkenheimer asked a judge to override Bennett's 41-month limitation period.

"The fact that the defendant packed all these items in a life raft, but do not look for your wife actively and diligently, that's one of the reasons why the prosecution requested an eight-year prison sentence." to Bennett. " He mentioned one of the judges.
Bennett was initially charged with second degree murder. This charge then became manslaughter in a plea agreement. He was sentenced to a maximum of eight years.

The investigators determined that Bennet intentionally sank the ship. They found traces of holes intentionally made inside the boat. Thus, he was found guilty.
Bennett's sentence will be scheduled next Tuesday in Miami, Florida. Before his murder, things became difficult for the couple. Hellman's text messages indicated that he had noticed a change in behavior after the birth of his daughter Emilia in 2016.

Prosecutors said the "spousal dispute" was one of the reasons for the alleged murder. "The badbadination of Hellman would eliminate all the marital conflict of the accused. This would allow him to live his life as he pleases and he would inherit money from Hellman's badets, "said a prosecutor.

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