Police probe singer's cruise ship death AN autopsy is being conducted on the body of a 24-year-old singer who died on a cruise ship, as police investigate the death. The woman, believed to be a lead singer and dancer on board the Regent cruise ship Seven Seas Voyager, was found yesterday morning in the ship, which was docked in Darwin. Police are treating the death as suspicious and a spokeswoman for NT Police said an autopsy was under way to try and determine the cause of death. The ship departed about 1.30pm today without police laying charges over the death. Some of those on board the ship said they were shocked the woman, believed to have been from a dance group that boarded in Sydney, had died. "It is suspicious, it is a shame and you have to feel for the crew because they are the unfortunate ones," said John Harrold, a passenger from Los Angeles. They aren't letting any of them off the cruise ship. They are the ones being held captive," he said. Fellow passenger Sue Depp, from New York, said it was rumoured that the dead woman had been scheduled to have a workout in the ship's gymnasium on Sunday, but did not turn up. "They sent someone to her cabin to see why, and they found her," Ms Depp said. Nobody from Regent Seven Seas Cruises was immediately available to speak on the issue.