Cruise Ship Traveler, 60, killed “In StAG do Fight” is shown – since it was on the star of the traitors on the trip “, which was like wild west”, was also the traitor of the traitor.

A grandfather and former Stuntman, who was supposedly interrupted on a deer from Great Britain to Europe, was shown for the first time today.

The 60 -year -old James Messham died after a fight on board the MSC Virtuosa broke out to Belgium a little more than two hours after leaving Southampton last weekend.

The cruise ship was still in British waters when a fight as something from the 'Wild West' on Saturday described on board at around 8:30 p.m.

Mr. Messham, who is referred to as the “real gentleman” and the “salt of the earth”, which would help “every day” every day or night, was killed after the argument.

It is believed that an army doctor on the cruise has tried to save the ex-Stuntman, who is said to have driven motorcycle with the framework of the daring wall of the death attraction at trade fairs with members of his family. In recent years he had presented the show when his son Jake and other drivers delighted the crowds when they were teeming around the vertical walls.

The Messhams Wall of Death is the oldest motorcycle sports show in Europe, which goes back to around 1929.

The police arrested a 57-year-old man out of exeter for murder when he returned to Great Britain on Monday. The The suspect was released against the deposit on Tuesday afternoon.

It later turned out that the winner of the traitors Harry Clark and his girlfriend were among the passengers who enjoyed the two -day cruise. He should 'be' ''Very shocked and sad about the incident and thought of the family and friends of the individual.

After announcing the death of the 60-year-old, the tribute began to enter Mr. Messham, a popular father and grandfather.

His friend Joby Carter by Carter Steam Fair said that he was “disappointed” in the news and said: “We are always understood with him. He was a real gene, salt of the earth. '

“We used to travel Carter Steam Fair. He approached us because he had a wall of death and wanted to travel with us.

Mr. Carter added that everyone who knew Mr. Messham from Sussex would also know, “if they had a problem that he would help for any day and night.”

The daring stunt man had been part of the fair until about eight years ago.

It was understood that he was traveling with relatives who helped him lead the popular motorcycle stunt the Wall of Death.

Mr. Carter added: “He was such a Trier and was really good in the transport business.”

Mr. Messhem's family in Sussex was too upset to speak, but touching contributions were shared by relatives on Facebook.

An eyewitness said there were “hen and deer parties that cause chaos” on the boat.

The traitor star Harry Clark and his girlfriend Anna Maynard were among the passengers who enjoyed the two -day cruise.

There is no suggestion that he was involved in violence.

It was discovered by Lynda Hardiman-Pearce Lynda Hardiman-Pearce that operates a catering business.

She talked about meeting the winner of the series two before the “slaughter” broke out.

She told the U -Bahn: “People were funny, but it was a bit like a modern wild vest with Hirsch and Hen -Dos everywhere.

'Harry of traitors was on board with a large group of family, but they were reserved and only had a good time together.

“Harry was nice, a very nice guy.”

He won the traitor's price in January last January after deceiving his competitors, including the believing Mollie Pierce.

A source told the sun that the star was “clearly shocked and sad about the news”.

The Colombian National Jessica Andrea Gomez Granda died just a few months earlier, 28 after falling over the ship near the canal islands in October.

The ship is also known as the turntable location for Channel 5 Drama The Good Ship Murder, who plays the X factor winner Shayne Ward.

According to a passenger on board, the trip was an “alcohol cruise” for Bruges.

The men involved in the incident should belong to a 20 -year party.

The Hampshire police said Mailonline that after the man's death on board the MSC Virtuosa, a murder examination was started in British waters.

The ship left Southampton on Saturday at 6 p.m., whereby the reports were presented at around 8.30 p.m. that a 60 -year -old man died after a “argument”.

The next relative of Mr. Messhem was informed and supported by specialists.

It is believed that his body was held on board the ship by Monday morning when it attracted the horizon terminal in Hampshire again.

According to the guideline for sea injuries, most large cruise ships will have a corpse show house on board and which usually has space between three to six corpses.

Detective Chief Insp Matt Gillooly, Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabular's Senior Investigating Officer said: “We would like to assure you that this seems to be an isolated incident and would like to thank the crew for your cooperation and support in our inquiries.”

A spokesman for MSC Virtuosa said: “After an incident on board our ship, the responsible authorities were contacted and we work fully with their investigations. We support the affected full support. '