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Having trouble? Click here. A retired British couple were mysteriously found dead on a beach in the Caribbean on Saturday and local reports indicate that they may have drowned after the husband got into difficulty in the water and his wife tried to save him.David Foster, 76, and Rosaline Foster, 77, were found dead on L’Esterre Paradise Beach on the island of Carriacou, the Royal Grenada Police Force said in a statement. Carriacou, a seven-mile-long island, is part of the Grenadine Islands and is known for its crystal-clear waters, sandy beaches and pristine coral reefs. Police say they found David Foster lying on the sand, and say he was pronounced dead at the scene by a medical doctor. A small fishing boat anchored at Paradise Beach on Carriacou. A retired British couple were mysteriously found dead on the beach on Saturday. (Marica van der Meer/Arterra/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)AMERICAN TEXTED FRIEND JUST BEFORE DYING ON FLIGHT FROM DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AFTER RESORT VACATIONHis wife, Rosaline, was rushed to Princess Royal Hospital, where she was examined and pronounced dead.Local media, citing police, reported that the couple may have drowned, although the exact circumstances leading up to their deaths remain a mystery. A map pinpoints Paradise Beach on the island of Carriacou. (Google Maps)HAITI’S FUTURE GOVERNANCE FACES STRUGGLE BETWEEN POLITICAL POWER AND GANG INFLUENCEDavid Foster may have suffered a heart attack while in the sea and his wife went in to help him, only to get into difficulty herself, Cpl. Ardell Lewis told the BBC.”The basic facts seem to suggest the man may have suffered a heart attack and the lady may have gone to his assistance, and she probably would have drowned,” Lewis said.An autopsy is being conducted to determine the cause of death and police say an investigation is ongoing.Their deaths bring the number of tourists who have died in Grenada so far this year to four, according to media outlet the Loop. Ralph Hendry and Kathy Brandel are feared dead after their yacht was found abandoned and ransacked in the Caribbean. (GoFundMe)CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPLast month, police say a Virginia couple were attacked and killed by a group of escaped prisoners who boarded their catamaran yacht before tossing the victims overboard. Ralph Hendry and Kathy Brandel had reportedly sold their possessions to buy and live on their yacht, called “Simplicity,” which was reportedly left in tatters and covered in blood. Three men have been charged with murder, among other charges.Meanwhile, earlier this week, a woman on a cruise liner bound for the Bahamas was found dead in her cabin and police say they later found cocaine in her living quarters.
