FBI Houston investigating possible homicide on MSC Seascape

Cruise Chaos: Investigation on MSC Seascape shocks passengers A shocking incident unfolded aboard the MSC Seascape causing the ship to return to Galveston amid a possible homicide investigation. FOX 26's Sakura Gray has the latest. HOUSTON - A suspected homicide onboard an MSC cruise ship caused the boat to turn back to Galveston after previously departing. Possible homicide on cruise ship What we know: On Monday, FBI Houston reported they were responding to the MSC Seascape vessel for a suspected homicide. An FBI Maritime Liaison Agent based out of the Texas City Resident Agency is working with the U.S. Coast Guard, Port of Galveston Police Department, Customs and Border Protection (CBP), and the cruise line regarding this incident. The cruise ship has since left the port and continued with its itinerary. It was seen on surveillance camera leaving from the port. On Monday afternoon, the Galveston County Sheriff's Office has confirmed Jason Leon Watford was brought into the Galveston County Jail on an FBI Hold by Port Police for an onview murder investigation. Jason Leon Watford (Source: Galveston County Jail) Jason Leon Watford arrives at Galveston County Jail Jason Leon Watford arrives at Galveston County Jail on an FBI Hold by Port Police for an onview murder investigation. Viewer video that FOX 26 received on Monday afternoon showed Watford being escorted by law enforcement off the boat prior to his arrival at the Galveston County Jail. MSC Seascape incident: Viewer video captures Jason Leon Watford being removed from ship A viewer video captured Jason Leon Watford being removed from MSC Seascape. What we don't know: No other information was released on the matter of the possible homicide. What they're saying: MSC gave this statement: "On reporting a guest incident aboard our ship, we were instructed by the authorities to return to the Port of Galveston. We are cooperating fully with the investigation and providing support to those impacted. The ship has since left the port and resumed its planned itinerary." --- This is a breaking news story. We will continue to update this article as more information is released. The Source: Information from this article was provided by FBI Houston. Crime and Public Safety Houston News