A mother who died on a cruise hinted goodbye before the trip, says her son

MIAMI – Two children of a 52-year-old woman from Alabama who died during a cruise between Florida and Aruba said she was worried about the idea of ​​doing the trip. Timothy Tenorio told ABC on Tuesday "Good Morning America" ​​that his mother, Almarosa Tenorio, had said goodbye to her when she would say goodbye to her that it was perhaps the last time she'd hugged.

His sister, Andrea Smith, said that their mother, who died on November 13, "did not want to go" during the Princess Cruises trip with her husband, Leo Tenorio. They said that Leo Tenorio had told them that the couple would work on their relationship during the trip.

Local authorities in Aruba said Leo Tenorio had been interrogated but was not suspicious.

According to USA Today, "Aruba-based Diario reported that the woman had sunk from the Royal Princess's upper deck, with a capacity of 3,600 passengers, on a rescue boat after battling a man who l 39; suffocating. "

Princess Cruises said: "We are deeply saddened by this incident and offer our sincere condolences to the family and those affected."

The Santa Clarita, California-based cruise line company said in a statement Monday that the case remained an active investigation by the FBI.