The Latest Breaking News from Michael Phillips

The tourists were found dead in their villas on 7 May

Married couple Michael and Robbie Phillips, along with Floridian Vincent Chiarella, were found dead at the all-inclusive retreat in May after reports of feeling unwell

Previous holidaymakers have spoken about their recent experiences at the luxury Sandals Bahamas resort after three mystery deaths were reported on Monday as investigations continue

Police continue to investigate the deaths of three American tourists at a Sandals Bahamas resort and other guests have now said they complained of a "strong odour" of insecticide

Three US tourists in their 60s were tragically found dead last week at the luxurious Sandals Emerald Bay resort

Three Americans were found dead at the Sandals Emerald Bay resort in the Bahamas over the weekend. Officials are still working to determine the cause of death.

Bahamian authorities said on Monday they have identified three American tourists who died under mysterious circumstances at a luxury resort on the island of Great Exuma on Friday and are still investigating cause of death.

Robbie, 65, and Michael Phillips, 68, were found tragically dead in the Bahamas where they ran a holiday agency but officials still have no official explanation of their deaths

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From a Foundation for Individual Rights in Education press release, discussing the allegations in this Complaint: Today, history professor Michael Phillips sued Collin College, its president, H. Neil Matkin, and other university officials for violating his constitutional rights by firing him for talking about history and criticizing the college's COVID-19…

The AFA calls on Collin College to reinstate Professor Michael Phillips