A woman whose fiancé, a millionaire banking heir, was killed in a horrible boating accident in Florida doesn’t remember being tossed overboard by the ship’s captain by accident.
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Juan Carlos Escotet Alvarez, 31, was injured by a 36-inch-long razor-sharp propeller as he went into the sea to save his fiancée, Andrea Montero, during a fishing competition Saturday afternoon.
The master had knocked her from the boat when he fell while attempting to assist a youngster with a fishing rod.
According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), she banged her head, but it’s unclear if this happened during her fall or when the boat’s crew hauled her back in using a flotation ring. According to reports, she has no recollection of the collision.
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‘As rough as it was, she couldn’t tell whether it was when she went over or when she came back in. ‘She doesn’t recall when it happened,’ said Officer Jason Rafter, a spokesman for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, to the Miami Herald on Monday.
Her fiancé, the son of a Spanish-Venezuelan billionaire, was hit by the propeller as soon as he entered the water and died as a result of his injuries. The Alviarez family has refused to speak out about the incident.
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