Long Island pizzeria owner is latest Dominican Republic death
Vittorio Caruso of Long Island joins the growing list of U.S. tourists who have suddenly died while visiting the Dominican Republic. The U.S. State Department confirmed that Caruso, a fifty-six-year-old pizzeria owner, died June on 17 while staying at the Boca Chica Resort in Santo Domingo. According to Lisa Maria Caruso, his sister-in-law, he suddenly went into respiratory distress after “drinking something.”1 A report later revealed his cause of death was respiratory failure. RELATED STORY: FOX: Colorado couple files lawsuit against Dominican Republic resort claiming chemicals there made them critically ill Caruso’s older brother Frank Caruso confirmed his death,...
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