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A YouTube video creator named Bailey Sarian narrates the story of Rebecca Coriam, a young woman who went missing from a Disney cruise ship in 2011. She shares some details about Rebecca's life, her job as a youth worker on the ship, and her relationship with another crew member named Tracy. She also discusses the theories and investigations about what happened to Rebecca, and how Disney and the police handled the case. She expresses her doubts and questions about the official story that Rebecca was washed overboard by a wave, and suggests that there might be more to it. She also mentions some statistics and challenges about cruise ship disappearances, and asks her viewers for their opinions. She ends the video with some jokes and well wishes for her audience.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video by Bailey Sarian, a YouTuber who does makeup and tells true crime stories.
2. The video is about the disappearance of Rebecca Coriam, a British woman who worked on the Disney Wonder cruise ship and went missing in 2011.
3. The last time Rebecca was seen on security footage, she was talking on an internal phone in the crew area and seemed distraught.
4. The police from the Bahamas, where the ship was registered, conducted a brief and inconclusive investigation and suggested that Rebecca was washed overboard by a wave.
5. Rebecca's family and a journalist who went undercover on the ship questioned the official theory and suspected foul play or a cover-up by Disney.
6. Rebecca was in a relationship with another female crew member named Tracy, who claimed that they had a threesome with a male crew member the night Rebecca went missing.
7. Tracy also claimed that Rebecca was depressed and suicidal because of their relationship problems and that she jumped overboard from the crew pool on deck five.
8. A private investigator found records that contradicted the claims of rough seas and big waves on the night of Rebecca's disappearance.
9. Rebecca's parents received an email from a woman who said she saw Rebecca with a dark-haired man in Venice, but they doubted its credibility.
10. Since 2000, there have been 313 people reported missing from cruise ships and only 10% of those cases have been resolved.