Roush Fenway co-owner John Henry |
Henry’s yacht, the Iroquois,
was docked in downtown Boston at Rowe’s Wharf near the Boston Harbor Hotel, and
a Boston Police spokesperson told WCVB that firefighters and police responded
to the yacht today and found a male – believed to be between the ages of 28 and
30 – in cardiac arrest. Attempts to revive him were unsuccessful. The victim’s
identity has not been released, and no statement has yet been made by Henry,
the Red Sox or Roush Fenway Racing.
UPDATE: 4:19 PM ET: The Boston Red Sox have issued the following statement regarding today's incident:
“Earlier today, a crew member on the vessel, M/Y Iroquois, apparently took his life aboard the vessel docked at 30 Rowes Wharf. Mr. Henry and the members of the Boston Red Sox are saddened by the news and send deepest condolences to his family."
UPDATE: 4:19 PM ET: The Boston Red Sox have issued the following statement regarding today's incident:
“Earlier today, a crew member on the vessel, M/Y Iroquois, apparently took his life aboard the vessel docked at 30 Rowes Wharf. Mr. Henry and the members of the Boston Red Sox are saddened by the news and send deepest condolences to his family."
This has as much to do with racing as who a driver is dating.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous - I agree, its not like John Henry has anything to do with NASCAR like owning a race team or anything!
ReplyDeletestill it`s sad someone died
ReplyDeleteRoush Fenway are not doing too well, but they aren't that bad. Condolences.
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