their nets. By June 2012, two lawsuits had been filed against Princess on behalf of the fishermen of the Fifty Cent. In August 2012, Princess responded with the claim that Star Princess and Fifty Cent'' were never within sight of one another and thus, the accusations were the result of mistaken identity. As supporting evidence, the cruise line made public the results of a drift analysis and a photographic investigation they had commissioned. In April 2013, the Bermuda Department of Maritime Administration was reported to have closed their official inquiry into the incident. The Bermuda Police Service carried out the investigation. The Department of Public Prosecutors disclosed that the passengers who were material witnesses to the case made a statement that the boat they had seen from the cruise ship was ultimately not the same boat as the one recovered by the Ecuadorean coast guard. References External links MAIB Report on the investigation of the fire Princess Cruises: Star Princess Miramar Ship Index - Star Princess Ships of Princess Cruises Maritime incidents in 2006 Maritime incidents in 2012 Ship fires Ships built in Monfalcone 2001 ships Ships built by Fincantieri