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Police believe the murder of a 75-year-old man and his girlfriend on board their houseboat was a robbery gone wrong. Raynaldo Figueroa-Sanabria, from North Carolina, was arrested on suspicion of the death of John Travlos and Germana Morin. whose bodies were found by a massage therapist who regularly comes to the couple's boat. They both had upper body trauma but actual cause of death has not been released. St Petersburg Police stopped Figueroa-Sanabria in a gold Ford Taurus rental car last night. He also had an outstanding warrant for cocaine trafficking. The boat was one of the biggest in the marina. Around 60 feet long, the Relax Inn was moored in a large slip at the Loggerhead Marina. From above you can see a rooftop hot tub with a private deck. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Victim: John Travlos and Germana Morin's bodies were found by a massage therapist who regularly comes to the couple's boat Luxury: Around 60 feet long, the Relax Inn was moor

A New York University professor's email response to a student who dared question why he was dismissed from class after turning up an hour late has gone viral. NYU Stern Professor Scott Galloway gave some valuable life advice to the student which spread around the campus - and subsequently social media - like wildfire. The unidentified student turned up to the professor's 6pm brand management class an hour late and was immediately told to leave. Get your sh*t together: NYU Stern Professor Scott Galloway gave some valuable life advice to the student which spread around the campus - and subsequently social media - like wildfire Galloway has a 15-minute grace policy. After that students are told they should not come to class. The student in question then emailed the professor to tell him that, since it was his first time in the class, he could not have known about the policy and explained that he had simply been shopping around for classes, ra

Violence broke out at the detention center on Guantanamo Bay in Cuba on Saturday when guards at the U.S. Naval base tried to move prisoners into single-cells in an attempt to end a 66-day hunger strike. 'Some detainees resisted with improvised weapons, and in response, four less-than-lethal rounds were fired,' Navy Captain Robert Durand, chief public affairs spokesman at Guantanamo, said in a statement. There were no major injuries after the scuffle that occurred in Camp 6, a medium-security facility that houses between 60 to 100 detainees. Outburst: Violence broke out at the detention center at Guantanamo Bay as guards tried to split up detainees on a hunger strike (pictured, file photo of prisoners at the detention center) Strike: Detainees began their hunger strike on Feb. 6 in protest of the alleged mistreatment of their Korans by guards (pictured, a detainee in Camp Delta at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base in 2004) 'I know for sure

Arsonists, suspected to be three teenagers, attacked a Manchester primary school after a visit by the Duchess of Cambridge was announced. The Duchess will stick with her commitment to The Willows Primary School on the Wythenshawe estate on April 23, but now teachers are working round the clock to get the destroyed playground back in working order. Headteacher Anne Whitehead said: 'We were devastated when we heard about the fire, but we're not going to let them beat us.' Arson attack: Fire engulfing the playground at The Willows Primary School in Wythenshawe ahead of a visit by the Duchess of Cambridge Fire-damaged: Teachers and locals are now working to rebuild the playground ahead of the Duchess's visit later this month after the shocking attack on the school The Duchess, whose first child is due in July, will be accompanied by John Bishop, a comedian and Comic Relief ambassador. She will meet local families to hear their experiences

A court in Philadelphia has heard details of how a family with a fortune from their inherited media company squandered away millions by buying dresses owned by Princess Diana, enough marijuana to supply a daily drug habit, and funding the college education of a porn star. Michael Scripps, 36, was found guilty for depleting his mother Melissa and autistic uncle David's fortunes with his lavish spending. Before she could point the finger at him, however, she had to admit that she spent millions on her own whims, paying to have her dogs flown to their second home in the Caribbean by private plane and treating relatives to world cruises. She also indulged on treats for herself, including two of Princess Diana's glamorous dresses, a Napoleonic tiara and teddy bears that cost thousands of dollars. Adding to her spending was her daily marijuana habit and the various legal bills that came from her four marriages. Her spending decisions are just the tip of the iceber

Two top of the range sports cars have been stolen after burglars broke into a house and stole the keys. A dark-blue Aston Martin DB7 and a black Porsche Cayenne were taken from the driveway of a house in North Road, Bathwick, Bath. Burglars stole the keys to the cars, which police described as 'distinctive', from the property between midnight and 8.30am today. Top of the range: An Aston Martin DB7 was stolen from the drive of a house in Bath The Porsche Cayenne is a luxury sports car driven by celebrities such as James Cordon and can cost between £44,000 and £107,000 depending on the model. The earliest model of the Aston Martin DB7 can fetch up to £27,000.   More... CHRIS EVANS: A superb new Subaru. Pity the car's so underpowered (but at least there's a turbo version round the corner) Woman's driving notes from 1969 show how complicated driver's education courses were in the old days Avon The Aston Martin has the reg number T700

French police contaminated vital evidence from the Alpine beauty spot where four people including members of a British family were gunned down in cold blood, it emerged today. It is the latest in a catalogue of disastrous blunders which have prompted senior investigators to admit that the case may never be solved. Detectives initially thought ‘mystery DNA’ found at the site of the quadruple murder might lead to the identification of the killer. It was found in the isolated layby near Lake Annecy where Saad Al-Hilli, 50, died alongside his wife Ikbal, 47, and his mother-in-law Suhalia Al-Allaf, 74, in their BMW car on September 5th. Sylvain Mollier, a 45-year-old French cyclist was also killed in the bloodbath, which is believed to have been carried out by at least one gunman brandishing a pistol. But Eric Maillaud, the Annecy prosecutor who is leading the enquiry, now admits that an ‘expert’ working for a police forensics team ‘accidentally contaminated’ crime-scene

Dr. Hilary Koprowski, a pioneering virologist who developed the first successful oral vaccination for polio, died this week at his suburban Philadelphia home. He was 96. Although not as well-known as fellow researchers Jonas Salk and Albert Sabin, Koprowski's 1950 clinical trial was the first to show it was possible to vaccinate against polio, the crippling and sometimes fatal disease that's now all but eradicated. Koprowski's son, Christopher, said Saturday his father liked the scientific recognition his work received without the celebrity of Salk and Sabin. "He enjoyed not having his scientific work disrupted," said Christopher Koprowski, chief of radiation oncology at Christiana Care Health System in Wilmington, Del. "Not that he was a modest individual, mind you." Christopher Koprowski said his father had been sick for several months before dying Thursday in the same Wynnewood home he'd lived in since 1957. Hilary Koprowski se

Down, down inside the Pyongyang Metro stands a statue of the Eternal Ruler of North Korea, Generalissimo Kim Il Sung – dead these past 19 years but still calling the shots. Brainwashing cast in bronze. The regime’s florid propaganda blares from loudspeakers: ‘The pure white snows of our sacred mountains’ artillery will wipe the filthy enemy from existence.’ Or something like that. The newspaper racks on the platforms detail the latest from the ‘American imperialist aggressors’ and warn of thermo-nuclear war. Inside: Panorama reporter John Sweeney with a North Korean colonel overlooking the De-Militarised Zone Daily grind: Peasants working in a stream in a countryside that resembles a moonscape No ordinary North Koreans talk to us. Almost 400ft below the surface, it’s hard not to feel that we’re trapped inside a doomsday cult like the Branch Davidians in Waco, Texas, or Jim Jones’s Peoples Temple in Guyana. Only this one is a cult nation, armed with nuke

Britain faces an extradition row over an influential Muslim leader wanted in his native Bangladesh to face charges of committing torture and murder. Chowdhury Mueen Uddin, 63, who was director of Muslim Spiritual Care Provision in  the NHS and chairman of the Multi-Faith Group for Healthcare Chaplaincy, is accused of  killing 18 independence activists during Bangladesh’s war of independence in 1971. If found guilty there would be demands he face the death penalty. Britain, which does not have an extradition treaty with Bangladesh, refuses to extradite people who are at risk of execution. As Deputy Director of the Islamic Foundation Chowdhury Mueen-Uddin, pictured left, met Prince Charles in 2003 but now he is accused of murder and faces the death penalty in Bangladesh Britain may still agree to send him to Bangladesh but only with assurances he would receive a fair trial and that he would not be executed if found guilty. Bangladesh’s foreign minister, Dr