Hannah Smith, a 22-year-old college graduate from Memphis, Tennessee, suffered life-altering injuries during a Carnival Cruise excursion in the Bahamas. After being allegedly given spiked rum punch cocktails, Hannah was encouraged by staff to jump off a catamaran to relieve herself. As she did so, the captain started the engine, causing her to be violently pulled underwater and severely injured by the propeller. Hannah lost both legs and over 60% of her blood, leading to multiple surgeries and a long recovery process. Her friend, Brooklyn Pitre, who claims she was sexually assaulted by a bartender, is also suing for negligence and psychological trauma. Both women are seeking damages from Carnival and associated tour operators, alleging negligence in providing safe conditions. Carnival's legal team has sought to dismiss the case, arguing that the excursion was managed by independent Bahamian companies and that they had no prior knowledge of any issues. The incident raises serious questions about alcohol service and passenger safety on cruise excursions, with both women now facing a challenging road to recovery.